C8H13N

C8H13N is the molecular formula for several chemical compounds, all of which are isomers. This formula indicates the presence of eight carbon atoms, thirteen hydrogen atoms, and one nitrogen atom in each molecule. The specific arrangement of these atoms determines the compound's identity, properties, and name. Examples of compounds with the C8H13N formula include various octenylamines, which are amines containing an eight-carbon chain with a double bond. The position of the double bond and the amine group can vary, leading to different isomers. Other possibilities include cyclic compounds incorporating a nitrogen atom and specific arrangements of carbon and hydrogen atoms to satisfy the C8H13N formula. The properties of these isomers can differ significantly, affecting their reactivity, physical state, and potential applications. Further characterization through techniques like spectroscopy is necessary to identify the precise isomer.