What is the IUPAC name of the following compound? There is a structure for an organic molecule. It has 6 carbons in its chain, a
–CH3 group attached to the second (from left to right) carbon, and a double bond between the fifth and the sixth carbons.
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Answer:
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Explanation:
Process
1.- Look for the longest chain
2.- Number the carbons of the main chain starting from the corner where the double bond is closer.
3.- Circle the branches
4.- Start naming the number where the branch is and the name of the branch.
5.- Name the main branch with the ending -ene.
5-methyl, 1-hexene or 5-methyl, hex-1-ene
See gthe structure below.
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Explanation:
In balanced chemical equation , mass of the reactants is always equal to the mass of the products.
This is the balanced equation because on both sides number of sodium and bromine atoms are same.
On the reactant side there are two sodium atoms and two bromine atoms
On the product side there are also two sodium atoms and two bromine atoms in NaBr.
Mass of reactants (here 2Na and )= Mass of products(here 2NaBr)
2(23u) + 2(79.9u) = 2(23u + 79.9u) = 205 u