- ISOMER
- Ethanol, to dimethyl ether
- Same substance, different properties
- Chemical compound
- Fraternal twin, in chemistry
- Related compound
- Compound that resembles another, but is structurally different
- Equal in atomic number
- Molecular variation
- Chemical cousin
- Different arrangement of a given compound's atoms
- One with the same formula as another
- Chemical compound of more than one form
- Chemically related compound
- Compound related to another
- Compound with multiple forms
- Glucose, to fructose
- Same compound with a different arrangement of atoms
- Ethanol, in relation to dimethyl ether
- Some chemical compounds
- Certain nuclide
- Chemically similar compound
- Precipitation line, in meteorology
- Pentane, e.g.
- Alanine or dioxin
- Theobromine, e.g.
- Phenanthrene, to anthracene
- One of chemically related compounds
- Chemical relative
- Chemical nuclide
- Isobutane, to "n"-butane
- Compound with other forms
- Fructose, to glucose
- Fulminic acid, to cyanic acid
- Compound's close relative
- Compound variation
- Variant compound
- Cousin of a compound
- Beta carotene, to carotene
- Methylpropane, vis-à-vis butane
- Chemical close kin
- Chemical compound having variants
- Chemical "anagram"
- Type of chemical compound.
- Nuclear phenomenon.
- Chemistry term.
- Term in chemistry.
- Radioactive nucleus
- Nuclear term.
- Nuclear compound
- Compound resembling another
- Compound similar to another
- Chemical compound resembling another one
- Chemistry test topic
- Chemical "twin"
- Diethyl ether, to butanol
- Compound variant
- Chemical variation
- Compound with a chemical "twin"
- Similar chemical compound
- Compound with the same molecular formula but a different atomic arrangement
- Galactose, to glucose
- Similar compound
- Multiple-formed compound
- Chemical variant
- Butylene e.g.
- Chemistry exam topic, perhaps
- Ethanol or dimethyl ether
- Neopentane, to pentane
- Molecule with the same chemical formula as another
- Beta-carotene, e.g.
- Beta carotene, for one
- Octane, e.g.
