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Isobutane is more thermodynamically stable than n-butane due to differences in branching and steric effects.
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Isobutane is more thermodynamically stable than n-butane due to the energetic differences arising from chain branching and conformational stability.

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Ideal gas thermodynamic properties and isomerization of <i>n</i>-butane and isobutane
1975 · cited by 74
This study evaluates the standard enthalpies of formation and thermodynamic properties for both n-butane and isobutane.
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Conformational effects on the enthalpy of formation of straight and branched-chain alkanes
1981 · cited by 4
This study modifies group-additivity schemes for the enthalpy of formation of branched alkanes by accounting for conformational and steric effects.
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