suffix yl in organic chemistry nomenclature
suffix yl in organic chemistry nomenclature
Whenever
an alkyl group is attached to some other functional group or we use some
derivative of alkanes, in that case one hydrogen drops from the alkane chain
and the carbon bearing that hydrogen attaches to the other group in replacement
of that hydrogen. Hence, the obtained derivative attaches '-yl' in replacement
of '-ane' while naming it.
suffix yl in organic chemistry nomenclature
For example,
when we
indicate methane (base alkane compound), its structural formula is,
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| suffix yl in organic chemistry |
but when
one chlorine group replaces one hydrogen in it, we name it as methyl
chloride (halogen derivative of methane).
suffix yl in organic chemistry nomenclature
Hence, here are the structure of isobutane and isobutyl chloride,
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| suffix yl in organic chemistry |
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