1. Draw and name all the noncyclic constitutional isomers of pentene C5H10. (Without cyclic structures, there are five.). Follow the steps given below. Step 1. The three possible carbon skeletons with 5 carbons and 10 hydrogens in the respective boxes provided below has already been drawn for you. Step 2. Use the different carbon skeletons as a starting point to draw isomers with different double bond locations within each structure. Draw the partially expanded or line structural formulas of the isomers that arise from varying the location of the double bond f in the left column (add the hydrogen atoms for clarification). The number of possible isomers (structural arrangements) of each carbon skeleton is provided. Step 3. Name the IUPAC isomers in the right column. Step 4. Review the IUPAC names to ensure that the first carbon of the longest chain provides the lowest number to the double bond and that all carbons have 4 bonds. IUPAC name of isomers Structural Formula of Isomers A). C Skeleton: Isomer(s) : 1. 2. Structural Formula of Isomers B). C Skeleton: Isomer(s): c-c-c-c 1. 2. C-C-C-C-C 3. Structural Formula of Isomers C). C Skeleton: Isomer(s): ç C-C-C 1. 2. IUPAC name of isomers 1. 2. 3. IUPAC name of isomers

1. Draw and name all the noncyclic constitutional isomers of pentene C5H10. (Without cyclic structures, there are five.). Follow the steps given below. Step 1. The three possible carbon skeletons with 5 carbons and 10 hydrogens in the respective boxes provided below has already been drawn for you. Step 2. Use the different carbon skeletons as a starting point to draw isomers with different double bond locations within each structure. Draw the partially expanded or line structural formulas of the isomers that arise from varying the location of the double bond f in the left column (add the hydrogen atoms for clarification). The number of possible isomers (structural arrangements) of each carbon skeleton is provided. Step 3. Name the IUPAC isomers in the right column. Step 4. Review the IUPAC names to ensure that the first carbon of the longest chain provides the lowest number to the double bond and that all carbons have 4 bonds. IUPAC name of isomers Structural Formula of Isomers A). C Skeleton: Isomer(s) : 1. 2. Structural Formula of Isomers B). C Skeleton: Isomer(s): c-c-c-c 1. 2. C-C-C-C-C 3. Structural Formula of Isomers C). C Skeleton: Isomer(s): ç C-C-C 1. 2. IUPAC name of isomers 1. 2. 3. IUPAC name of isomers

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