Chapter 1: Nomenclature
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Circle or highlight the parent chain in each of the following compounds:
Circle or highlight the parent chain in each of the following compounds:
There are two possible answers; however, the longest chain must include the hydroxy group.
Circle in name, the substituents in the following molecule, then name the molecule.
Name this compound:
Name this compound:
Name this compound:
Name this molecule.
Name this molecule.
Name this molecule.
Methanal (IUPAC name)
Name this molecule.
Ethanal (IUPAC name)
Name this molecule.
Propanal (IUPAC name)
Name this molecule.
Name this molecule.
In a more complex molecule with a higher priority group that takes precedence over the carbonyl, we name aldehydes and keystones as a substituents, using the prefix oxo–. This is in reference to the carbonyl oxygen and applies for both ketones and aldehydes. Sometimes ketones may also be indicated with a prefix keto–.
Name this molecule.
Common names in parentheses
Name this molecule.
Common name in parentheses
What are aldoses and ketoses?
How do you name carbons relative to the carbonyl group?
Name this molecule.
Common name in parentheses
Name this molecule.
Common name in parentheses
Name this molecule.
Common name in parentheses
Name this molecule.
Common name in parentheses
Name this compound:
Name this molecule:
Name this molecule:
