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Xylene, used in the chemical industry, is a derivative of benzene with two methyl groups (-CH₃) as substituents. Sketch the line-angle structures for its two other isomers aside from paraxylene.

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Line-angle structures of two xylene isomers with different methyl group positions on a benzene ring.

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Line-angle structures of two xylene isomers with methyl groups on a benzene ring.

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Line-angle structures of two xylene isomers showing methyl group arrangements on a benzene ring.

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Line-angle structures of two xylene isomers depicting methyl group placements on a benzene ring.

Xylene, used in the chemical industry, is a derivative of benzene with two methyl groups (-CH3) as substituents. Sketch the line-angle structures for its two other isomers aside from paraxylene.

Xylene, used in the chemical industry, is a derivative of benzene with two methyl groups (-CH₃) as substituents. Sketch the line-angle structures for its two other isomers aside from paraxylene.