Chemistry, 22.07.2021 22:50, AutumnJoy12

Because the double bond in an alkene is rigid, alkenes can exist as geometric isomers. To clarify geometric isomers, IUPAC uses cis- and trans- as part of a compound name. If the substituents around the double bond are on the same side of the double bond, this is called cis, cis.

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