General principles for naming organic compounds, Chemistry

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General principles for naming organic compounds

In the general system, all the isomeric alkanes (having similar molecular formula) have the the same parent name. The names of various isomers are divided by prefixes. The prefix depicts the kind of branching in the particle.


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