The IUPAC name of
3-(Formylmethyl)hexane-1, 6-dial
Irrespective of how we choose the longest chain, we will have to exclude one −O||C−H group.
Note that the compound given differs from
If this compound had been given, its name would have been as Butan-1,2,4-tricarbaldehyde
CH3 CHO is ethanol
HCHO is methanal
is Butanal
In the above tree cases, −O||C−H is part of the parent chain
But
is Benzene carbaldehyde (also known as Benzaldehyde)
In our question ,
is given
Here we include as many -CHO groups as possible in the longest chain.Thus it is numbered as above (to give lowest possible number to the substituents -CH2−CHO) the substituent is called formylmethyl.
6 carbons = hex.
Since there are no carbon - carbon multiple bonds, primary suffix = ane; secondary suffix = dial.
Hence the IUPAC name is
(a) 3 -(Formylmethyl)-hexane-1,6-dial
Note the parentheses indicating substituted substituent.