naming chemical compound CH3CH2(CH3)2CCH2NH2
Please help as the nitrogen has really confused me. Ive put 2,2 dimethylaminobutane. I dont know if this is right?
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The molecule is an amine and as the only functional group you write it as the suffix -amine (instead of the prefix amino-) along with it's position on the chain.
The molecule is an amine and as the only functional group you write it as the suffix -amine (instead of the prefix amino-) along with it's position on the chain.Original post by molly78
2,2-dimethylbutylamine? 
That's a valid name but probably not the systematic IUPAC name that's typically asked for at A-level. Then again this thread has no label, so I can't tell what level it is for
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Original post by EierVonSatan
That's a valid name but probably not the systematic IUPAC name that's typically asked for at A-level. Then again this thread has no label, so I can't tell what level it is for
It's for a level thanks for answering everybody
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