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Functional Group Naming Quest

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Classification of name parts

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Classification of name parts

by Noble Jeni
1

In the name ethanol, what is the root word?

2

In 2-chlorobutane, which part is the primary prefix?

3

Which part of 3-bromo-2-methylpentane is the root word?

4

In 1,2-dichloroethane, what is the secondary prefix?

5

Which part represents the multiplicative prefix in 2,2-dichlorohexane?

6

In methanol, what is the root word?

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What is the primary prefix in 4-hydroxybenzaldehyde?

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In 3-aminopropanoic acid, which part is the root word?

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Which is the secondary prefix in 2,4-dinitrobenzene?

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For the name pentyl hydroperoxide, identify the root word?

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The root represents the parent hydrocarbon, here 'eth-' from ethane.

Primary prefixes are substituents like halogens/directing groups before the root.

The root word comes from the parent chain; here 'pent' from pentane.

Secondary prefixes denote multiple substituents; 'chloro' is a substituent here.

Multiplicative prefixes indicate quantity of substituents.

Root reflects the base hydrocarbon; 'meth-' from methane.

Primary prefixes include functional substituents like hydroxy before the root.

Root corresponds to the parent acid/base chain; here 'propanoic'.

Secondary prefixes denote substituent groups; 'dinitro' indicates two nitro groups.

Root word is from the parent chain; here 'pent' from pentane.

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