Condensed structual formula

A condensed structual formula is a mixture of the ease found in the molecular formula, and the information found in the dashed structural formula. In this style, the atoms are usually written without any sort of dashes or other signs, and the hydrogen atoms are written on the right side of the atom connection. As an example, the condensed structural formula for propane would be: CH3CH2CH3. However, dashes are sometimes utilized for more complicated formulas due to their potential ability to make the structure of the molecule easier to see.

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