Concept explainers
a)
Interpretation:
The skeletal structures of the following compounds are to be drawn, thereby determining the IUPAC name of them.
Concept introduction:
The skeletal structures of the following compounds are drawn and the following IUPAC name can be given.
1. Parent chain (Root word)
2. Prefix (substituents)
3. Suffix (depends on the parent chain)
b)
Interpretation:
The skeletal structures of the following compounds are to be drawn, thereby determining the IUPAC name of them.
Concept introduction:
The skeletal structures of the following compounds are drawn and the following IUPAC name can be given.
1. Parent chain (Root word)
2. Prefix (substituents)
3. Suffix (depends on the parent chain)
c)
Interpretation:
The skeletal structures of the following compounds are to be drawn, thereby determining the IUPAC name of them.
Concept introduction:
The skeletal structures of the following compounds are drawn and the following IUPAC name can be given.
1. Parent chain (Root word)
2. Prefix (substituents)
3. Suffix (depends on the parent chain)
d)
Interpretation:
The skeletal structures of the following compounds are to be drawn, thereby determining the IUPAC name of them.
Concept introduction:
The skeletal structures of the following compounds are drawn and the following IUPAC name can be given.
1. Parent chain (Root word)
2. Prefix (substituents)
3. Suffix (depends on the parent chain)
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