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The molecular formula C3H6 can represent several structural isomers, but two common ones are propene and cyclopropane. In propene, the structure features a double bond between two carbon atoms (C=C), while the third carbon is attached to one of these carbons (C-C-C). Cyclopropane is a cyclic structure where three carbon atoms are connected in a ring with single bonds. The specific structure will depend on the context in which C3H6 is being discussed.

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