1. Are they (I and II) identical (superimposable) or different (non-superimposab

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1. Are they (I and II) identical (superimposable) or different (non-superimposable)?

2. Are they isomers? Explain your answer.

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Explanation / Answer

1.These two compounds are different (non-superimposable)

2.they are cis and trans isomers. In trans isomers two -Br atoms are opposite to each other. In cis isomer two -Br atoms are close each other.

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