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. When naming alkanes, the alkyl groups are listed in alphabetic al order, disregarding any ______.

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The given statement should be completed.

Concept Introduction:

The group formed by the loss of hydrogen atom from the corresponding alkane is said to be the alkyl group. In order to name the alkyl groups, the suffix -ane of the alkane are dropped and the suffix -yl is added to name that is the alkane name is changed to alkyl.

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The group formed by the loss of hydrogen atom from the corresponding alkane is said to be the alkyl group. In order to name the alkyl groups, the suffix -ane of the alkane are dropped and the suffix -yl is added to name that is the alkane name is changed to alkyl. There are rules for naming alkanes that are:

  • The longest chain of carbon atoms are selected (parent chain)...

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