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alkanes - (answers)a hydrocarbon containing only single covalent bonds



alkenes - (answers)Hydrocarbons with one or more carbon-carbon double bonds



alkynes - (answers)a carbon compound with a carbon-carbon triple bond.



1C - (answers)meth-


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2C - (answers)eth-



3C - (answers)prop-



4C - (answers)but-



5C - (answers)pent-


6C - (answers)hex-



7C - (answers)hept-



8C - (answers)oct-


9C - (answers)non-


10C - (answers)deca-

, how many bonds does carbon form? - (answers)4



how many bonds does oxygen form? - (answers)2


how many bonds does sulfur form? - (answers)2



how many bonds does hydrogen form? - (answers)1



how many bonds does nitrogen form? - (answers)3
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how many bonds does chlorine form? - (answers)1


IUPAC naming system step 1: - (answers)locate and name the longest continuous chain of
carbons using the usual bas names to indicate the number of carbons



IUPAC naming system step 2: - (answers)add a suffix to indicate the type of compound such as -
ane to indicate and alkane



IUPAC naming system step 3: - (answers)name all substituents (attached pieces that are not part
of the chain) by using the same base names to indicate the number of carbons in the substituent,
and add the suffix -yl to the name of the substituent



IUPAC naming system step 4: - (answers)if more than one of the same kind of group is present,
indicate this by a prefix; di(2), tri(3), tetra(4), penta(5), etc.



IUPAC naming system step 5: - (answers)use numbers to describe the location of substituents,
counting from the end that gives the lowest set of numbers

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