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ChemistryNomenclatureBasic Intro, Classification, Common & Trivial NamesMedium2 minQB
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How many number of carbon are present in principal carbon chain?
Answer:
6.00
Solution:
Identify the senior group: The carboxylic acid group (–COOH) has the highest IUPAC priority compared to the amide (–CONH₂) and nitrile (–CN) groups.
Determine the starting point: The principal carbon chain must begin at the carbonyl carbon of the senior-most –COOH group (C-1).
Trace the longest path: Moving from C-1 through the double bond and the –CH(CN)– group leads continuously to the amide carbon.
Count the chain length: Tracing this longest continuous path gives a total chain length of 6 carbon atoms (HOOC–CH=CH–CH(CN)–CH₂–CONH₂).
Stream:JEESubject:ChemistryTopic:NomenclatureSubtopic:Basic Intro, Classification, Common & Trivial Names
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