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IUPAC NAME OF CH2=CH-(CH3)2

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Answered by brunila
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CH2=CH-CH3-CH3
IUPAC name is  1-butene

ZephyrZ: the valency of carbon is disturbed in your structure. (the third one.. it's bonded with 2 carbons and 3 hydrogen s
Answered by zumba12
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IUPAC name of CH_2=CH-(CH_3)_2 is 2-Methyl-1-propene.

Explanation:

  • The given compound contains 3 carbon atoms. Thus the root word is 'Prop'.
  • The first carbon has a double bond, thus the nature of bonding is denoted by '1-ene'.
  • The structure doesn't have any functional group, but at the second carbon, the substituent group CH_3 is attached. Thus the prefix should be 2-Methyl.
  • Accordingly the IUPAC name of CH_2=CH-(CH_3)_2 is 2-Methyl-1-propene.

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