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Explain the nomenclature of carbon compounds

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Answered by Falguni16
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1. alcohol - ol 
2. aldehyde - al 
3. ketone - one 
4. carboxylic acid - oic acid 

Answered by kriti1449
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Rules of nomenclature of carbon compounds are given by IUPAC:-

  • According to IUPAC nomenclature  longest continuous  carbon chain should be taken as the parent chain.
  • Other than parent chain remaining groups are considered as the substituent
  • Any functional group present in carbon chain considered as a part of the parent chain
  • The carbon chain is numbered in a manner so that substituents and functional groups get the least possible number.
  • The first letter of the name should be capital.
  • There should be a hyphen between number and letter.

Example: CH_{3}CH_{2}CH_{2}OH = 1-Propanol ( The carbon atom which is attached to OH group is numbered as 1 and there is 3 carbon atoms in the structure hence name is 1-Propanol.)

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