Chapter 13, Problem 6PP

Interpretation Introduction

Interpretation:

Amongst the compounds in section 13.5 (given in the textbook), conjugated dienes, isolate diene and isolated enyne are to be identified.

Concept introduction:

Conjugated dienes are the organic compounds that contains alternate double bonds along the chain.

When one or more saturated carbon atoms intervene between the double bonds of an alkadiene, the double bonds are said to be isolated.

Alkenyne is a hydrocarbon with a double and triple bond. In isolated enyne, one or more saturated carbon atoms intervene between the double and triple bonds of an alkaenyne, the double bonds are said to be isolated.