The structure of an organic substance is shown.
What is the preferred IUPAC name for this substance?
- 2-chloro-1-ethylbutanamide
- 2-chloro-
-ethylpropanamide - 3-chloro-
-ethylbutanamide - 3-chloro-1-ethylpropanamide
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The structure of an organic substance is shown.
What is the preferred IUPAC name for this substance?
Compound is a secondary amide.
→ Pre-fix (longest carbon chain)
→ Suffix (functional group)
→ Alkyl chain bound to the amide nitrogen is treated as a substituent and as it is bound to the nitrogen atom
→ As the amide group has the highest priority for the naming of the compound, carbon 1 is the carbon with the nitrogen and oxygen atom attached to it.
→ Hence, the chlorine atom is attached to carbon 3.
→ Compound name is 3-chloro-
What is the IUPAC name of the following compound?
By Elimination:
→ Halogen substituents must be in alphabetical order (eliminate B and C)
→ Numbers are allocated using the first point of difference rule (eliminate A)
The structure of a compound is shown.
What is the preferred IUPAC name of this compound?
→ The hydroxyl functional group has the highest priority and therefore its associated
→ The substituents are named in alphabetical order.
A
Which compound gives rise to this spectrum?
→ The
→ Chloroethane is the only compound with 2 unique carbon environments.
The name 2-ethyl-3-chlorohexane does not follow IUPAC conventions.
What is the systematic name of this organic compound?
→ When drawn, the organic compound contains a carbon chain of 7 carbon atoms.
→ The methyl group should be numbered with the lower carbon number. Thus, the correct name IUPAC name is 4-chloro-3-methylheptane.