Organic compounds IUPAC naming
IN the IUPAC naming of organic compounds , is it a rule that the functional group should get the smaller number compared to the side chains?
Original post by Aaradhana
IN the IUPAC naming of organic compounds , is it a rule that the functional group should get the smaller number compared to the side chains?
basically, yes...
... there is a series of priority rules.
Original post by charco
basically, yes...
... there is a series of priority rules.
... there is a series of priority rules.
Thanks!
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