nomenclature Flashcards
what is the generic name for unbranched, saturated hydrocarbons
alkanes
what are the names of the first 4 members of the alkane family
methane
ethane
propane
butane
C9 alkane
nonane
C11 alkane
undecane
C12 alkane
Docane
C13 alkane
tridecane
C14 alkane
tetradecane
C20 alkane
eicosane
C16 alkane
hexadecane
what is the term for a molecule with 2 double bonds
“adiene”
ex:
1,3-Butadiene
what is the term for a molecule with 3 double bonds
“atriene”
ethylene
CH2=CH2
allene
CH2=C=CH2
generic term for triple bond
alkyne
molecule with 2 triple bonds
“adiyne”
molecule with 3 triple bonds
“atriyne”
ending term for a molecule with both double and triple bonds
-enyne
ending for a molecule with 2 double bonds and 1 triple bond
-adienyne
ending for a molecule with 2 double bonds and 2 triple bonds
-adiendiyne
ending for a molecule with 2 triple bonds and 1 double bond
-enediyne
is the lowest possible number applied to the saturated or unsaturated carbon?
the unsaturated
how do you number a molecule if a double and triple bond are in equivalent positions?
assign the lowest number to the double bond
when considering branched saturated chains, it is numbered so that the substituents are given what numbers?
the lowest numbers
naming univalent saturated radicals
ending replaced with “yl”
ie: alkane becomes “alkyl”