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Question 7: Name the following compounds

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Author:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste
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**Question 7: Name the following compounds** 1. The first compound is a cyclohexane ring with a wedge bond indicating a substituent pointing out from the plane, and a dashed line indicating a substituent pointing away from the plane. This suggests a stereochemistry that needs to be considered in naming. 2. The second compound is a branched alkane. It features a main chain with several substituents attached, which should be systematically named according to IUPAC nomenclature rules. 3. The third compound is a bicyclic structure with various branches. The naming must consider the parent structure and the position of each substituent. For each structure, identify the longest carbon chain or the main cyclic structure, number it properly, and apply the correct nomenclature for any branches or functional groups.
Transcribed Image Text:**Question 7: Name the following compounds** 1. The first compound is a cyclohexane ring with a wedge bond indicating a substituent pointing out from the plane, and a dashed line indicating a substituent pointing away from the plane. This suggests a stereochemistry that needs to be considered in naming. 2. The second compound is a branched alkane. It features a main chain with several substituents attached, which should be systematically named according to IUPAC nomenclature rules. 3. The third compound is a bicyclic structure with various branches. The naming must consider the parent structure and the position of each substituent. For each structure, identify the longest carbon chain or the main cyclic structure, number it properly, and apply the correct nomenclature for any branches or functional groups.
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