Model 4: Structural formula of a hydrocarbon and its name HHHH H-C-C-C-C-CEC-H нннн 1-hexyne Key Questions: 25.) Is the information given in Model 4 a structural formula or molecular formula? 26.) What does the prefix of the name "hex-yne" indicate? 27.) Based on the types of bonds between the carbons or the ratio of carbons to hydrogens (general formula), to what homologous series does hex-yne belong? NOTE: The ending added after the prefix indicates the homologous series. If the molecule has all single bonds between the carbons (alkane), it will end in -ane. If it has at least one double bond (alkene), it will end in -ene. If it has at least one triple bond (alkyne), it will end in -yne.

Model 4: Structural formula of a hydrocarbon and its name HHHH H-C-C-C-C-CEC-H нннн 1-hexyne Key Questions: 25.) Is the information given in Model 4 a structural formula or molecular formula? 26.) What does the prefix of the name "hex-yne" indicate? 27.) Based on the types of bonds between the carbons or the ratio of carbons to hydrogens (general formula), to what homologous series does hex-yne belong? NOTE: The ending added after the prefix indicates the homologous series. If the molecule has all single bonds between the carbons (alkane), it will end in -ane. If it has at least one double bond (alkene), it will end in -ene. If it has at least one triple bond (alkyne), it will end in -yne.

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Chapter22: Organic And Biological Molecules

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Problem 4RQ: Summarize the nomenclature rules for alkanes, alkenes, alkynes, and aromatic compounds. Correct the...

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