what is this compound called R-C=O-ONa
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-COOR group is called ester.
PREFIX = alkoxy carbonyl
SUFFIX = oate
Therefore RCOONa is called-Sodium alkanoate.
Eg-If methyl alkyl group is present, then
CH₃COONa is called Sodium ethanoate.
[THOUGH WE HAVE USED METHYL GROUP, BUT ETHANOATE IS USED BECAUSE ONE CARBON IS ALREADY PRESENT]
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-COOR group is called ester.
PREFIX = alkoxy carbonyl
SUFFIX = oate
Therefore RCOONa is called-Sodium alkanoate.
Eg-If methyl alkyl group is present, then
CH₃COONa is called Sodium ethanoate.
[THOUGH WE HAVE USED METHYL GROUP, BUT ETHANOATE IS USED BECAUSE ONE CARBON IS ALREADY PRESENT]
PLEASE MARK AS BRAINLIEST IF HELPFUL!!!
Regards071610220Ace
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The name of the compound is SODIUM ALKANOATE.
The name of the compound is SODIUM ALKANOATE.
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