Gabrielle W.

asked • 09/08/20

College Chemistry Help

So im trying to understand Line drawing structure better since im really confused on how to go about it on some formulas.

How would i do a line drawing structure or condensed structural formula for

3-pentyne (On this one i wrote the condensed formula but im not sure if its correct or not, so id like to be able to compare my answer to some else's)

2-methyl-4-bromohexane


3-ethyl-2-pentene


thank you

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Michael M.

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3-pentyne would never be called 3-pentyne. Functional groups are always given the lowest locant number. Thus, since the triple bond is two carbons from the end of the molecule, it is between the second and third carbon its locant number is 2 and the compound is always called 2-pentyne.
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09/08/20

John M.

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As I implied
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09/08/20

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