For Silver, I've written it all out and tried every type of ether I can think of, but none of it seems to be right. Is there any specific way it's meant to be written, or can anyone help at all?
For Silver, I've written it all out and tried every type of ether I can think of, but none of it seems to be right. Is there any specific way it's meant to be written, or can anyone help at all?
It's not that difficult. Find the longest carbon chain. Find the carbon chain length on "the other side" of the oxygen. This gives you a name that will look like methoxyethane.
Note that as you progress towards larger atoms further down the table, the percentages drop. What else do you know that follows a similar trend (although not necessarily decreasing..) as you go down elements.
Note that as you progress towards larger atoms further down the table, the percentages drop. What else do you know that follows a similar trend (although not necessarily decreasing..) as you go down elements.
In spite of breaking my head behind the Rg level question for a bit more than a day now, I still don't get it!!!!!! Can somebody please please please help me!!!
So, I heard about this challenge just a week ago (a friend told me) & so I thought I should give it a try. Well, the problem is that I 'somehow' managed to complete the first four levels (though am still wondering how ) but yeah, I did it!! Now Rg is something I don't understand. It is too... complicated (and confusing) Guys, could please just give me the answer cause I want to know about this!!!! I know, I won't make to the Honours Board cause this is the first month am trying and stuff & am okay with that. But I just want the answer!! Can I expect someone to give me the answer? And congratulations to everyone who completed the Rg