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Chemistry Forums for Students => Organic Chemistry Forum => Topic started by: theanonymous on April 03, 2013, 07:27:44 PM
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Also, what does the structure for the following look like?
A) octane-3,5-diamine
B) N-butyl-N-methylcyclohexylamine
C) Cation of N-methylpentylammonium iodide
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::) ::) ::)
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The name of this compound is 3-amino-4-chloro-2-ethyl-5,6-dihydroxybenzoic acid, thanks to ChemDraw.
Surely you can have a go at drawing the structures from the others, it's all in a name.
Give it a go and post your answers.
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The name of this compound is 3-amino-4-chloro-2-ethyl-5,6-dihydroxybenzoic acid, thanks to ChemDraw.
Surely you can have a go at drawing the structures from the others, it's all in a name.
Give it a go and post your answers.
Ok!
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octane-3,5-diamine
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N-butyl-N-methylcyclohexylamine
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I'll be back in 6 hours!
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OK with the octane,3,5 diamine.
For the second compound it says N-Butyl N-Methyl………
So your N-Methyl is correct, what about the N-Butyl?
Note the chain in your structure only has 3 carbon atoms not 4 as butyl has!!!
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OK with the octane,3,5 diamine.
For the second compound it says N-Butyl N-Methyl………
So your N-Methyl is correct, what about the N-Butyl?
Note the chain in your structure only has 3 carbon atoms not 4 as butyl has!!!
I just submitted this structure...it says that it's wrong :(
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OK with the octane,3,5 diamine.
For the second compound it says N-Butyl N-Methyl………
So your N-Methyl is correct, what about the N-Butyl?
Note the chain in your structure only has 3 carbon atoms not 4 as butyl has!!!
I just submitted this structure...it says that it's wrong :(
How many amines are there in your name, and in your structure as drawn?
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The name of this compound is 3-amino-4-chloro-2-ethyl-5,6-dihydroxybenzoic acid, thanks to ChemDraw.
Surely you can have a go at drawing the structures from the others, it's all in a name.
Give it a go and post your answers.
There's only one phenol...
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The name of this compound is 3-amino-4-chloro-2-ethyl-5,6-dihydroxybenzoic acid, thanks to ChemDraw.
Surely you can have a go at drawing the structures from the others, it's all in a name.
Give it a go and post your answers.
There's only one phenol...
Yeah I was gonna say... I submitted '3-amino-4-chloro-2-ethyl-5,6-dihydroxybenzoic acid' but got it wrong.
Should it be 3-amino-4-chloro-2-ethyl-5,6-hydroxybenzoic acid?
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Yes, my mistake sorry.
it is,
3-amino-4-chloro-2-ethyl-5-hydroxy-6-mercaptobenzoic acid
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OK with the octane,3,5 diamine.
For the second compound it says N-Butyl N-Methyl………
So your N-Methyl is correct, what about the N-Butyl?
Note the chain in your structure only has 3 carbon atoms not 4 as butyl has!!!
I just submitted this structure...it says that it's wrong :(
How many amines are there in your name, and in your structure as drawn?
Oh...there's supposed to be three, no? because of the 'amine' at the end.
But where would that go?
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The clue is in the N-Methyl, N-Butyl.
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The clue is in the N-Methyl, N-Butyl.
Ohhh
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One carbon too many in the chain, you had 5 it should be 4.
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One carbon too many in the chain, you have 5 it should be 4.
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Now what about the last compound?
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Now what about the last compound?
C) Cation of N-methylpentylammonium iodide
But they want the cation of that?
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Yes what is a cation and what an anion in this case?
----ammonium iodide.
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Yes what is a cation and what an anion in this case?
----ammonium iodide.
Oops i meant...
Would it just be ammonium?
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This you mean?
so the cation is the molecule without the I-
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This you mean?
Oh is that the answer?
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See above
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See above
Would it be [NH3+]I?
I don't get it...
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The cation is the positively charged part.
Note the NH+2
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The cation is the positively charged part.
Note the NH+2
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The cation is the positively charged part.
Note the NH+2
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No, the answer I posted, it's the entire molecule positively charged but without the iodide
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The cation is the positively charged part.
Note the NH+2
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No, the answer I posted, it's the entire molecule positively charged but without the iodide
Ohh!
Thanks! :D