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![### Organic Chemistry: Systematic Naming of Compounds
**Question 12 of 25**
**Problem Statement:**
Provide the correct systematic name for the compound shown here.
**[Image of a Chemical Compound]**
The compound shown is a square, suggesting a four-carbon ring structure with two vertical lines inside.
**Answer Choices:**
Below are the answer choices for naming the compound:
- 3- 4- 2- 1,3- 2,4- 1- sec- di tri cyclo tert- iso meth hex prop pent but eth yne ene ane a yl
In order to formulate the correct systematic name, use the buttons provided to piece together the name.
**Instructions for Students:**
1. **Identify the Structure:** Observe the structure carefully. It appears to be a cyclic compound.
2. **Determine the Main Carbon Chain:** For this square structure, it's a four-membered ring.
3. **Identify Functional Groups/Bonds:** The vertical lines inside the square suggest two double bonds.
**Hint:** The systematic naming involves:
- Prefix: For a four-carbon ring system, use the prefix "cyclo".
- Carbon chain length: Four carbons in a ring are denoted as "but".
- Double bonds: Two double bonds indicate "diene".
Therefore, by combining these parts:
**"cyclobutadiene"** would be the correct systematic name.
### Graphs and Diagrams
**Detailed Explanation:**
The image depicts a simple structural diagram of a cyclic organic compound. The square represents a four-carbon ring, with the two vertical lines indicating the positions of double bonds. No additional substituents are present.](/v2/_next/image?url=https%3A%2F%2Fcontent.bartleby.com%2Fqna-images%2Fquestion%2F55a44e3d-6d6a-4ecd-9343-ab7bc7f808c7%2Feeeba898-749b-4935-8eb0-9c58b7a6218f%2F8k00aj_processed.png&w=3840&q=75)
Transcribed Image Text:### Organic Chemistry: Systematic Naming of Compounds
**Question 12 of 25**
**Problem Statement:**
Provide the correct systematic name for the compound shown here.
**[Image of a Chemical Compound]**
The compound shown is a square, suggesting a four-carbon ring structure with two vertical lines inside.
**Answer Choices:**
Below are the answer choices for naming the compound:
- 3- 4- 2- 1,3- 2,4- 1- sec- di tri cyclo tert- iso meth hex prop pent but eth yne ene ane a yl
In order to formulate the correct systematic name, use the buttons provided to piece together the name.
**Instructions for Students:**
1. **Identify the Structure:** Observe the structure carefully. It appears to be a cyclic compound.
2. **Determine the Main Carbon Chain:** For this square structure, it's a four-membered ring.
3. **Identify Functional Groups/Bonds:** The vertical lines inside the square suggest two double bonds.
**Hint:** The systematic naming involves:
- Prefix: For a four-carbon ring system, use the prefix "cyclo".
- Carbon chain length: Four carbons in a ring are denoted as "but".
- Double bonds: Two double bonds indicate "diene".
Therefore, by combining these parts:
**"cyclobutadiene"** would be the correct systematic name.
### Graphs and Diagrams
**Detailed Explanation:**
The image depicts a simple structural diagram of a cyclic organic compound. The square represents a four-carbon ring, with the two vertical lines indicating the positions of double bonds. No additional substituents are present.
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