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a)
Interpretation: The name of compound should be assigned along with chirality centre and configuration.
Concept Introduction:
The compounds that contain an Oxygen atom incorporated in a ring are called as cyclic ethers. Special parent names are given to represent the ring size.
There are two methods of naming
First method: Oxygen atom is taken as substituent on the parent chain and the precise location of the Epoxide group is identified with two numbers given by the term Epoxy.
Second method: Oxirane is considered as parent ring and those groups that are connected to Oxirane ring are given as substituents.
b)
Interpretation: The name of compound should be assigned along with chirality centre and configuration.
Concept Introduction:
The compounds that contain an Oxygen atom incorporated in a ring are called as cyclic ethers. Special parent names are given to represent the ring size.
There are two methods of naming Epoxides.
First method: Oxygen atom is taken as substituent on the parent chain and the precise location of the Epoxide group is identified with two numbers given by the term Epoxy.
Second method: Oxirane is considered as parent ring and those groups that are connected to Oxirane ring are given as substituents.
c)
Interpretation: The name of compound should be assigned along with chirality centre and configuration.
Concept Introduction:
The compounds that contain an Oxygen atom incorporated in a ring are called as cyclic ethers. Special parent names are given to represent the ring size.
There are two methods of naming Epoxides.
First method: Oxygen atom is taken as substituent on the parent chain and the precise location of the Epoxide group is identified with two numbers given by the term Epoxy.
Second method: Oxirane is considered as parent ring and those groups that are connected to Oxirane ring are given as substituents.
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