You need to show where on the ring the NO2 groups are.
How would you do that?
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CH2CHCHNNHCC(NO2)CHC(NO2)CHCH
CH2CHCHNNHCC(NO2)CHC(NO2)CHCH
Original post by Madasahatter
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CH2CHCHNNHCC(NO2)CHC(NO2)CHCH
CH2CHCHNNHCC(NO2)CHC(NO2)CHCH
No, this isn't correct ...
Original post by park1996
What would be the correct structural formula for the below compound:
Would it be CH2CHCHNNHC6H3(NO2)2
Please help!
thanks
Would it be CH2CHCHNNHC6H3(NO2)2
Please help!
thanks
Original post by Madasahatter
You need to show where on the ring the NO2 groups are.
I think you can use the skeletal formula of benzene as its structural formula, so it would be:
CH2CHCHNNH- benzene ring with the 2 NO2 groups
Original post by charco
No, this isn't correct ...
Is the original one I put forward correct, or any part of it?
Original post by park1996
Is the original one I put forward correct, or any part of it?
yes, there is no accepted way to locate the two nitro- groups
Original post by charco
yes, there is no accepted way to locate the two nitro- groups
Thank you!
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