Question

Write IUPAC names of Chloroform and Acetone.​

Answer 1

Answer:

For Choloroform CHCl3 1,1,1 tri-choloro methane

For Acetone CH3C=OCH3 Propan-2-one

Answer 2

IUPAC Name

Explanation

Chloroform :

• Chloroform is a colorless volatile heavy toxic liquid CHCl3 with an ether odor used especially as a solvent.

• A colorless, toxic, sweet-tasting liquid formed by combining methane with chlorine.

• It's used as a solvent and was once widely used as an anesthetic.

• IUPAC name of Chloroform :Trichloromethane

Acetone:

• Acetone (CH3COCH3), also called 2-propanone or acetone , organic solvent of commercial and chemical significance, the only and most vital of the aliphatic (fat-derived) ketones.

• Acetone may be a solvent, which suggests it can break down or dissolve substances like paint and polish . That's why it's an ingredient in nail enamel removers, varnish removers, and paint removers.

• IUPAC Name is propan-2-one