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Iso propyl is formed when we remove one hydrogen from middle carbon but if we remove two hydrogen will it be called propyl instead of iso propyl ?
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Isopropyl structure is this and if we remove 1 more hydrogen from this it will become c3h6
Which is cyclopropane propene aur propylene so it will be called propene aur cyclopropane aur propylene not propyl
Which is cyclopropane propene aur propylene so it will be called propene aur cyclopropane aur propylene not propyl
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Formula and Structure
Let's talk about the chemical formula of isopropyl alcohol. The chemical formula of isopropyl alcohol is C3H8O, so there are three carbon (C) atoms, eight hydrogen (H) atoms and one oxygen (O) atom. The chemical formula of isopropyl alcohol can be written different ways. Any way you write it, there are still the same number of carbon, hydrogen and oxygen atoms.
Now let's talk about the chemical structure of isopropyl alcohol. The following illustration, on the left, shows how the carbon, hydrogen and oxygen atoms are bonded together. The three carbon atoms of isopropyl alcohol are bonded together in a three-carbon chain. The two carbon atoms at each end have three hydrogen atoms bonded to them, and the carbon atom in the middle has one hydrogen atom bonded to it and one hydroxyl (OH) group bonded to it. The illustration featured below on the right is another way to draw the structure of isopropyl alcohol: here, the three carbon atoms are on each corner of the chain and the hydrogen atoms, while not shown here, are on the carbon atoms on each corner.
Let's talk about the chemical formula of isopropyl alcohol. The chemical formula of isopropyl alcohol is C3H8O, so there are three carbon (C) atoms, eight hydrogen (H) atoms and one oxygen (O) atom. The chemical formula of isopropyl alcohol can be written different ways. Any way you write it, there are still the same number of carbon, hydrogen and oxygen atoms.
Now let's talk about the chemical structure of isopropyl alcohol. The following illustration, on the left, shows how the carbon, hydrogen and oxygen atoms are bonded together. The three carbon atoms of isopropyl alcohol are bonded together in a three-carbon chain. The two carbon atoms at each end have three hydrogen atoms bonded to them, and the carbon atom in the middle has one hydrogen atom bonded to it and one hydroxyl (OH) group bonded to it. The illustration featured below on the right is another way to draw the structure of isopropyl alcohol: here, the three carbon atoms are on each corner of the chain and the hydrogen atoms, while not shown here, are on the carbon atoms on each corner.
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