Original post by Leah.J
Why is sth called 4-amino-2-pentanol not instead 4-aminopentan-2-ol ? Another thing ,a molecule with 3 carbons and NH2 on carbon 2 would be propan-2-amine or 2-propanamine ? Also , is it ethylamine or ethanamine ?
4-amino-2-pentanol is not IUPAC, nor 2-propanamine, nor ethylamine.
Original post by Pigster
4-amino-2-pentanol is not IUPAC, nor 2-propanamine, nor ethylamine.
What are the IUPAC names ?
Original post by Leah.J
What are the IUPAC names ?
4-aminopentan-2-ol, propan-2-amine, ethanamine
Original post by Leah.J
What are the IUPAC names ?
As golgiapparatus31 points out, you had already given the IUPAC names.
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