What's the iupac name of this compound?
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rincy2722:
The structure is incorrect. As tetravalency of carbon states carbon can form 4 covalent bonds but carbon in this structure has only 3 bonds on 1st, 2nd and 3rd carbon (with H+) and 2 bonds on the 4rth one
I'm sorry only on the first carbon it fails the tetravalency propert (︶︿︶) sorry sorry my mistakr
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The IUPAC name of the above compound is 3-Bromobut-1-ene
Hope it helps....
oohh.. so that's how it is... :-D
yes...And the 4th carbon should have 3 hydrogens
yes yes.. maybe if we take it as a double bond?
argh.. that wont do.. then the 3rd one will have 5 bonds
yeah....xD
this is so Embarrassing(╥_╥)
whats the problm
haha..look at my comment under the question.. I feel like an idiot(￣へ￣)
oooh is dat ur problm....Its fine yaar....To err is human....Remember
(￣.￣) `(*∩_∩*)′
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The iupac name of given compound will be 2-bromobutene !
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