Naming Alkenes - Nomenclature Tutorial for Double Bound Organic Compounds
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This video is Part 6 in the Naming Organic Compounds series
This video shows you how to alkene molecules using my puzzle piece approach to IUPAC naming of organic compounds. This video includes a quick introduction to pi bonds and the hydrogen deficiency of alkenes, naming simple alkenes, and naming more complex molecules including substituted alkenes, cycloalkens, and dienes
Many students struggle with naming because they attempt to come up with the entire name at once and often wind up missing a piece or two. After this series you won't have that problem anymore
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hi leah...@ 4:18 can you switch the placement of the 1 and 2 in cyclopentene and count clockwise instead of counter clockwise and still be correct?
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Hi Leah Fisch! Thanks for your helpful videos. At 7:05, I don't understand the name 2-methyl-1-pentene, follow at your last videos, it should be 2-methylpentene?
In the last example, would it also be correct to call the molecule 2-methylpentene? I don't understand why don't have to write "1-ene" for the other examples in the video but you do for this particular molecule??
Please help.
At which specific point in the video?
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If I have a double bond and a methyl I give priority to the double bond or the methyl?
depends on the molecule in question and the location of the substituents. If everything else is the same then pi bonds take priority over simple alkyl groups
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Question: in last example, why we write 1-pentene, isn't 1 assumed?
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Hi, just curious about the example @3:32. Could it also be named as meth-2-yl but-2-ene?
Nope. Substituent is methyl it located in number 2 carbon. So don't need to separate the -yl suffix in position
While you can sometimes pull the number to the front of the name, this refers to functional groups. You do not split up the first and last name and so this wouldn't work
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6:22 maam what if the double bond here cannot be on the parent chain?😥😮
If that is the highest priority functional group on the molecule, then we number in a way that includes it in the parent chain. Make sure to keep watching for my final name and numbering scheme around 7:04
hello! i wanted to ask why do we write but-1-ene if 1 is already understood and we don’t put it in cyclopentene? is it because butene has two isomers?
I believe the example in this video actually has the double bond on the second carbon, so the parent name is 2-butene. There are two locations within butene where a pi bond could exist, so we want to make sure to specify where that pi bond is resting. In cyclopentene (with no substituents), any location of the pi bond would be considered the first carbon of the ring. Therefore, the 1 is unnecessary.
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Should we include the cis trans in the name, so it is trans-hex-2-ene? @2:37
Thanks, I wasnt sure how to name it since I get confused when the 2nd line is either facing below or above the structure
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for 2-methyl-2-butene is 2-methylbut-2-ene the same ?
yes, both are acceptable
okaaaay! i get it now, that its part of a parent chain, i think thats why i was confused at first! ty :)
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y u not showing how to name the condensed form? i got a quiz about making the ff. condensed and line form. i aced the line form but i sucked at the condensed form!
I have a skeletal video: leah4sci.com/drawing-skeletal-structures-of-organic-compounds/
Work on knowing this forwards and backwards so that you can get questions right no matter the format.
For the last example, can I write 2-methypentene?
It is standard practice to identify the carbon on which the double bond lies. Naming as "2-methyl-1-pentene" specifies that the double bond lies between Carbon 1 and Carbon 2, and not further down the carbon chain.
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Why did you say 3,4-heptadiene ...why did you inlude the "a" in hept?
When you have 2 consonants back to back you add a vowel in between to make it pronounceable
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Wait how do you find the parent chain?
The parent chain is the longest possible contiguous chain of carbons that includes any priority functional groups. For more on organic nomenclature, make sure to view my naming series at leah4sci.com/naming
curious why the alphabetical rule doesn't apply to butene @3:33 ??
how do u mean butene is the name of the chain so that rule don"t apply.if it had a methyl and a ethly then the ethly will come first and then the methly
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Substituents at the start of the molecule name get ordered alphabetically, but the parent name stays in place regardless of what letters is contains
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do You have a Video tutuorial on Alkyne??
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