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IUPAC name of the CH3−O−C2H5 is:


A
ethoxymethane
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B
methoxyethane
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methylethyl ether
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D
ethylmethyl ether
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Solution

The correct option is B methoxyethane
In IUPAC system, ethers are named as alkoxy alkaline. The ethernal oxygen is taken with a smaller alkyl group and forms a part of the alkoxy group while larger alkyl group is considered to be the part of alkyl.
CH3oC2H5
Methoxyethane.

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