How do molecular formulas and condensed structural formulas differ?

5. Larger molecules often have several structural isomers that are possible. When only one specific isomer is being discussed condensed formulas are often used to provide more information about the molecule than can be provided by the molecular formula alone. In these condensed formulas, the atoms are listed in the order that they are connected. For example CHCH,CH,OH, means that you have three carbons in a row with an OH on the end, while CH CHOHCH, indicates that the OH is connected to the second. Note: the hydrogens always follow the atom that they are connected to. ІН HI н Η Ι HH HH CH,CH,CH,OH CH,CHOHCH,

Draw the Lewis Structures for the molecular formula C,H,O. Then draw the Lewis structures for the condensed structures CH, CH,OH and CHOCH, CHO CH,CH,OH CH,OCH How do molecular formulas and condensed structural formulas differ? b. Draw the Lewis Dot structures for the following molecules that contain common functional groups, amine (-NH), carboxylic acid (-COOH), and aldehydes (-CHO). CH,COOH CH,CHCHANH, CH,CHO