1) - Parent chain
Here parent chain is pentane as word root is pent due to
5 carbon atoms present in longest carbon chain.
Here primary suffix is 'ane', so it is an alkane.
Substituents on parent chain
At second carbon chloro substituent and at third carbon mrthyl substituent is present on parent chain.
Structure of
2−Chloro−3−methylpentane
This can be drawn as below-
2) - Parent chain
Here parent chain is hexane as word root is 'hex' due to
6 carbon atoms present in longest carbon chain.
And we could add prefix as 'cyclo', as it is in cyclic form.
Here primary suffix is 'ane', so it is an alkane.
Substituents on parent chain
At
1st carbon, chloro and at
4th carbon, ethyl substituent is present on parent chain.
Structure of
1−Chloro-4-ethylcyclohexane
This acn be drawn as below-
3) - Parent chain
Here parent chain is heptane as word root is 'hept' due to
7 carbon atoms present in longest carbon chain.
Here primary suffix is 'ane', so it is an alkane.
Substituents on parent chain
At
3rd carbon, iodo substituent
& at
4th carbon, tert. Butyl substituent is present on parent chain.
Structure of ~4-tert. Butyl-3- iodoheptane
This can be drawn as below-
4) - Patent chain
Here parent chain is butane as its word root is 'but' due to
4 carbon atoms present in longest carbon chain.
Here primary suffix is 'ene', so it is an alkene.
Substituents on parent chain
At
1st carbon and
4th carbon, two bromo substituents are present on parent chain.
So, we could add prefix as 'di' due to two same type of substituents present.
Structure of
1,4−Dibromobut-2-ene
This can be drawn as below-
5) - Parent chain
Here parent molecule is benzene.
Substituents on parent chain
At
1st carbon, bromo substituent, at
2nd carbon methyl substituent and at
4th carbon sec. butyl is present on parent chain.
Structure of
1−Bromo-4-sec. butyl-2-methylbenzene
This can be drawn as below-