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**Provide the correct systematic name for the compound shown here.**

![Chemical structure diagram]

#### Options (Buttons with text):
- iso
- di
- tri
- cyclo
- tert-
- sec-
- hex
- benz
- benz
- eth
- ethy
- hex
- an
- yl
- one

#### Explanation of the Diagram:
The diagram depicts a chemical structure: a molecule with a benzene ring attached to a carbon chain, which includes an oxygen atom double-bonded to a carbon atom. The benzene ring has no substituents directly attached to it. The carbon chain also includes a methyl (CH₃) group attached to the carbon next to the oxygen atom.

For educational purposes:
- The molecule consists of a benzene ring connected to a carbon chain.
- The chain starts with a CH₃ group attached to a carbon (secondary carbon) linked to a carbonyl group (=O).
- This arrangement indicates the presence of a ketone functional group (as shown by the C=O) and places the benzene ring in a specific location relative to this ketone group.

To select the correct systematic name, the user must use the provided word fragments to form the complete name that adheres to IUPAC rules for organic compound nomenclature.
Transcribed Image Text:### Question 18 of 19 **Provide the correct systematic name for the compound shown here.** ![Chemical structure diagram] #### Options (Buttons with text): - iso - di - tri - cyclo - tert- - sec- - hex - benz - benz - eth - ethy - hex - an - yl - one #### Explanation of the Diagram: The diagram depicts a chemical structure: a molecule with a benzene ring attached to a carbon chain, which includes an oxygen atom double-bonded to a carbon atom. The benzene ring has no substituents directly attached to it. The carbon chain also includes a methyl (CH₃) group attached to the carbon next to the oxygen atom. For educational purposes: - The molecule consists of a benzene ring connected to a carbon chain. - The chain starts with a CH₃ group attached to a carbon (secondary carbon) linked to a carbonyl group (=O). - This arrangement indicates the presence of a ketone functional group (as shown by the C=O) and places the benzene ring in a specific location relative to this ketone group. To select the correct systematic name, the user must use the provided word fragments to form the complete name that adheres to IUPAC rules for organic compound nomenclature.
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