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Chapter 8: Q 67P (page 376)

a. How many linear dienes have molecular formula C6H10? (Disregard cis-trans isomers.)

b.How many of the linear dienes in part a are conjugated dienes?

c.How many are isolated dienes?

d. How many are cumulated dienes?

Short Answer

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a) There are six linear dienes have molecular formula C6H10.

b)

Two are conjugated dienes.

c)

Two are isolated dienes.

d)

Two are cumulated dienes.

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Some definitions

Conjugated dienes =Conjugated dienes are those where two double bonds separated by a single bond.

Isolated dienes =Isolated dienes are those wheretwo double bonds are separated by more than one single bond.

Cumulated dienes =Cumulated dienes are those where two double bonds connected to the same atom.

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Final answer

a) There are six linear dienes have molecular formula C6H10.

b)

Two are conjugated dienes.

c)

Two are isolated dienes.

d)

Two are cumulated dienes.

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