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- Step 1
- a.
- The given structural formula of the compound:
- Above compound contains 4 carbon atoms in its main chain.
- Numbering will be started from the end which is closer to the substituent.
- Position 1,2,3,4 has a hydroxyl groups each.
- Name of the above compound is butane-1, 2, 3, 4-tetraol.
- Step 2
- b.
- Recall the given structural formula of the compound:
- Above compound contains 3 carbon atoms in its main chain.
- Numbering will be started from the end which is closer to the substituent.
- Position 2 has an enolate group.
- Name of the above compound is potassium 2-methylpropan-2-olate.
- Step 3
- c.
- Recall the given structural formula of the compound:
- Simplified form of the compound is drawn above.
- Above compound contains 6 carbon atoms in cyclic arrangements.
- Numbering will be started from the carbon which contains more prior group hydroxyl group (-OH).
- Position 2, 4, 6 has a chloro group each.
- Position 3, 5 has one hydrogen atom each.
- It suggests that it is a benzene ring. Presence of hydroxyl group (-OH) suggests that it is a phenol derivative.
- Name of the above compound is 2, 4, 6-trichlorophenol.
- Step 4
- d.
- Recall the given structural formula of the compound:
- Above compound contains 3 carbon atoms in cyclic arrangements.
- Numbering will be started from the carbon which contains more prior group hydroxyl group (-OH).
- Position 1 has one hydroxyl group (-OH) and one methyl group.
- Step 5
- Name of the above compound is 1-methylcyclopropanol.
- e.
- Recall the given structural formula of the compound:
- Above compound contains 6 carbon atoms in cyclic arrangements.
- Numbering will be started from the carbon which contains more prior group hydroxyl group (-OH).
- Position 2, has a bromo group each.
- Above compound contains a benzene ring. Presence of hydroxyl group (-OH) suggests that it is a phenol derivative.
- Name of the above compound is 2-bromophenol.
- Step 6
- f.
- Recall the given structural formula of the compound:
- Above compound contains 4 carbon atoms in cyclic arrangements.
- Numbering will be started from the carbon which contains more prior group hydroxyl group (-OH).
- Position 2, has a methyl group.
- More prior group appears at the end of the nomenclature.
- Name of the above compound is trans-2-methylcyclobutanol.
- Step 7
- g.
- Recall the given structural formula of the compound:
- Above compound contains 4 carbon atoms in its main chain.
- Numbering will be started from the end which is closer to the substituent hydroxyl group.
- Position 1has a hydroxyl groups and 2 has a double bond.
- More prior group appears at the end of the nomenclature. Priority of hydroxyl group is greater than double bond.
- Name of the above compound is but-2-en-1-ol.
- Step 8
- h.
- Recall the given structural formula of the compound:
- Simplified structural formula is drawn above.
- Above compound contains 4 carbon atoms in its main chain.
- Numbering will be started from the end which is closer to the substituent thiol group (-SH). Position has a thiol group.
- Name of the above compound is butane-2-thiol.
- Step 9
- i.
- Let us draw the given compound:
- Above compound contains 4 carbon atoms in main chain.
- Numbering will be started from the end which is closer to functional group -OH.
- Position 2 contains a hydroxyl group.
- Name of the above compound is butan-2-ol.
- Step 10
- j.
- Let us draw the given compound:
- Above compound contains 4 carbon atoms in main chain.
- Numbering will be started from the end which is closer to substituent group.
- Position 2 contains a hydroxyl group and a methyl group; position 3 contains a bromo group.
- More prior group appears at the last in the nomenclature.
- Hydroxyl group (-OH) has greater priority than methyl or bromo groups.
- Name of the above compound is 3-bromo-2-methylbutan-2-ol.
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