In short
Isomers are compounds with the same molecular formula but different structures, so they have different properties.
In structural isomers the atoms are joined in a different order. In stereoisomers the order is the same but the arrangement in space differs. Butane, , has two structural isomers: straight-chain butane and branched 2-methylpropane. Isomers can differ in boiling point, reactivity and biological effect.
Ethanol (, boils at ) and dimethyl ether (, a gas at room temperature) both have the formula .
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