Conjugated double bonds occur when two double bonds are separated by exactly one single bond (alternating pattern: double-single-double). This allows for the delocalization of pi-electrons across the system.
We examine the structure of each heptadiene isomer to identify the position of the double bonds:
Only in hepta-1,3-diene are the double bonds separated by a single bond, satisfying the condition for conjugation.
Final Answer: hepta-1,3-diene
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