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Interpretation: The IUPAC names and common names of six isomers of the compound with the formula
Concept Introduction:
The IUPAC names of organic compounds are given by
IUPAC naming of Ether compounds:
An Ether group consists of oxygen atom attached between two carbon chains. The shorter of two chains becomes the first part of the name with ‘ane’ changes to ‘oxy’ and the longer
When the Oxygen is not attached to the end of main chain of alkane, then the shorter alkyl group and the Ether group is treated as side chain and prefixed with its binding position on the main chain.
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