(a)
Interpretation:
An acceptable name should be determined for the following acid:
Concept introduction:
There are two acceptable names for a compound.
- IUPAC name
- Common name
Common names use older names of the compounds other than the prefix for carbon skeleton. Most of these names are derived by natural sources of specific compounds.
(b)
Interpretation:
An acceptable name should be determined for the following acid:
Concept introduction:
There are two acceptable names for a compound.
- IUPAC name
- Common name
Common names use older names of the compounds other than the prefix for carbon skeleton. Most of these names are derived by natural sources of specific compounds.
(c)
Interpretation:
An acceptable name should be determined for the following acid:
Concept introduction:
There are two acceptable names for a compound.
- IUPAC name
- Common name
Common names use older names of the compounds other than the prefix for carbon skeleton. Most of these names are derived by natural sources of specific compounds.
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