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A branched chain hydrocarbon may contain:
The longest continuous chain of carbon atoms.
1 or more branches.
Normal.
1 – Chloro pentane.
All of the choices.
All of the choices.
An alkyne.
3 branches
CCl4 is:
The longest continuous chain of carbon atoms.
1 or more branches.
Normal.
1 – Chloro pentane.
All of the choices.
All of the choices.
An alkyne.
3 branches
CH3 – CH2– CH2 – CH2 – CH2Cl is:
The longest continuous chain of carbon atoms.
1 or more branches.
Normal.
1 – Chloro pentane.
All of the choices.
All of the choices.
An alkyne.
3 branches
2, 3, 4 – trimethyl pentane has:
The longest continuous chain of carbon atoms.
1 or more branches.
Normal.
1 – Chloro pentane.
All of the choices.
All of the choices.
An alkyne.
3 branches
CH3OH is:
The longest continuous chain of carbon atoms.
1 or more branches.
Normal.
1 – Chloro pentane.
All of the choices.
All of the choices.
An alkyne.
3 branches
An organic compound containing an oxygen atom is:
The longest continuous chain of carbon atoms.
1 or more branches.
Normal.
1 – Chloro pentane.
All of the choices.
All of the choices.
An alkyne.
3 branches
In Nomenclature, we assign:
The longest continuous chain of carbon atoms.
1 or more branches.
Normal.
1 – Chloro pentane.
All of the choices.
All of the choices.
An alkyne.
3 branches
An alkane with no branches is known as
The longest continuous chain of carbon atoms.
1 or more branches.
Normal.
1 – Chloro pentane.
All of the choices.
All of the choices.
An alkyne.
3 branches
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