what is iupac explain I am really weak in that part and give a proper explanation and give examples of hydrocarbons which show isomerism
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iupac stands for international union of pure and applied chemistry. its an association. international level. which give name to compound.
eg::-- c4h10 = butane
isomer of butane= iso-butane and neo- butane (only two)
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IUPAC is a way of naming a compound
See, first you need to find the longest chain...and give the number to the carbon atoms giving first priority to functional group (OH,COOH etc).
If the carbon atoms are 1,2,3,4....9 or 10 then they will have the root word meth,eth,prop,but,pent,hex,hept,non and dec respectively..
If the bond is single, double or triple it will have suffix as ane,ene and yne respectively..as primary suffix
The secondary suffix would contain a functional group such as OH, CHO, COOH, X(F,Cl,Br) they will be named as ol, al, oic acid, chloro,bromo...
This were some of the basics ask me if you have any questions
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