iUPAC Name of CH3-CH = CH – CH – CHO
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CH-CH = CH – CH – CHO
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The IUPAC nomenclature of CH-CH = CH – CH – CHO
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The IUPAC nomenclature of CH-CH = CH – CH – CHO is Pent-3-enal
Let us see how we named this compound -
- Numbering is done from that part where aldehyde group is present i.e., from right to left.
- Number of carbon atoms is 5 and so the name starts with 'pent'
- The double bonded carbon is in the 3rd position, so we have to mention its position.
- A '-' to be put between numbers and alphabet.
- As the compound is having an aldehyde group hence the name will end with 'al'.
- Hence the name Pent-3-enal.
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The IUPAC name of the compound is Pent-3-enal.
Explanation:
- The first step is to identify the parent chain. Here the parent chain is 5 carbon long, so the prefix Pent will be used.
- The numbering will start from the right side because the lowest numbering is given to the aldehyde functional group as compared to the double bond.
- Since aldehyde is the main functional group so the name will end with 'al'.
- The name hence will be Pent-3-enal.
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