Organic Naming and Reactions A. Naming and Organic Structures Build molecular models and draw line angle formulas following the directions below. Make sur- that each isomer you build is unique. The foolproof way to recognize "doubles" involves namin the compound (make sure your name is correct !!). If two models have the same name, they are the same isomer. As you build your models, provide the IUPAC name for each. 1. Build and name five alkanes that have the formula C6H14. We will discuss a systematic process to form all the isomers of a molecule with a given molecular formula at the beginning of lab. 1. Hexane

Organic Naming and Reactions A. Naming and Organic Structures Build molecular models and draw line angle formulas following the directions below. Make sur- that each isomer you build is unique. The foolproof way to recognize "doubles" involves namin the compound (make sure your name is correct !!). If two models have the same name, they are the same isomer. As you build your models, provide the IUPAC name for each. 1. Build and name five alkanes that have the formula C6H14. We will discuss a systematic process to form all the isomers of a molecule with a given molecular formula at the beginning of lab. 1. Hexane

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