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Table1NamesofSomeCommonElements

Symbol

Name

Symbol

Name

Symbol

Name

Ag

Silver

Co

Cobalt

Ni

Nickel

Al

Aluminium

Cr

Chromium

O

Oxygen

As

Arsenic

Cu

Copper

P

Phosphorus

Au

gold

F

Fluorine

Pb

Lead

B

boron

Fe

Iron

Pd

Palladium

Ba

Barium

H

Hydrogen

Pt

Platinum

Bi

Bismuth

Hg

Mercury

S

Sulfur

Br

Bromine

I

Iiodine

Se

Selenium

C

Carbon

K

Potassium

Si

Silicon

Ca

Calcium

Mg

Magnesium

Sn

Tin

Cd

Cadmium

Mn

Manganese

Ti

Titanium

Ce

Cerium

N

Nitrogen

U

Uranium

Cl

Chlorine

Na

Sodium

Zn

Zinc

NamingMetalOxides,BasesandSalts

Acompoundisacombinationofpositiveandnegativeionsintheproperratiotogiveabalancedchargeandthenameofthecompoundfollowsfromnamesoftheions,forexample,NaCl,issodiumchloride;Al(OH)3isaluminiumhydroxide;FeBr2isiron(II)bromideorferrousbromide;Ca(OAc)2iscalciumacetate;Cr2(SO4)3ischromium(III)sulphateorchromicsulphate,andsoon.Table3givessomeexamplesofthenamingofmetalcompounds.ThenameofthenegativeionwillneedtobeobtainedfromTable2.

Table2   SomeCommonNegativeIons 

Name

Symbol

Name

Symbol

Nitrate

NO3-

Nitrite

NO2-

Carbonate

CO32-

Sulphite

SO32-

Sulphate

SO42-

Phosphite

PO33-

Phosphate

PO43-

Arsenite

AsO33-

Hydrogensulphate

HSO4-

Hydrogensulphite

HSO3-

Hydrogencarbonate

HCO3-

Hypo-chlorite

ClO-

Arsenate

AsO43-

Cyanide

CN-

Iodate

IO3-

Iodide

I-

Chlorate

ClO3-

Fluoride

F-

Chromate

CrO4-

Chloride

Cl-

Dichromate

Cr2O72-

Bromide

Br-

Perchlorate

ClO4-

Sulphide

S2-

Permanganate

MnO4-

Oxide

O2-

Acetate

OAc-

Hydride

H-

Oxalate

C2O42-

Hydroxide

OH-

 

Table3   NamesofSomeMetalOxides,BasesandSalts

Formula

Name

FeO

iron(II)oxide

ferrousoxide

Fe2O3

iron(III)oxide

ferricoxide

Sn(OH)2

tin(II)hydroxide

Stannoushydroxide

Sn(OH)4

tin(IV)hydroxide

stannichydroxide

Hg2SO4

mercury(I)sulphate

Mercuroussulphate

HgSO4

mercury(II)sulphate

Mercuricsulphate

NaClO

sodiumhypochlorite

K2Cr2O7

Potassiumdichromate

Cu3(AsO4)2

copper(II)arsenate

cupricarsenate

Cr(OAc)3

Chromium(III)acetate

Chromicacetate

 

Negativeions,anions,maybemonatomicorpolyatomic.Allmonatomicanionshavenamesendingwith-ide.Twopolyatomicanionswhichalsohavenamesendingwith-idearethehydroxideion,OH-,andthecyanideion,CN-.

Manypolyatomicanionscontainoxygeninadditiontoanotherelement.Thenumberofoxygenatomsinsuchoxyanionsisdenotedbytheuseofthesuffixes-iteand-ate,meaningfewerandmoreoxygenatoms,respectively.Incaseswhereitisnecessarytodenotemorethantwooxyanionsofthesameelement,theprefixeshypo-andper-,meaningstillfewerandstillmoreoxygenatoms,respectively,maybeused,forexample,

hypochlorite      ClO-

Chlorite        ClO2-

chlorate              ClO3-

perchlorate   ClO4-

NamingNonmetalOxides

TheoldersystemofnamingandonestillwidelyusedemploysGreekprefixesforboththenumberofoxygenatomsandthatoftheotherelementinthecompound2.Theprefixesusedare

(1)mono-,sometimesreducedtomon-,

(2)di-,(3)tri-,(4)tetra-,(5)penta-,(6)hexa-,(7)hepta-,(8)octa-,(9)nona-and(10)deca-.Generallytheletteraisomittedfromtheprefix(fromtetraon)whennaminganonmetaloxideandoftenmono-isomittedfromthenamealtogether.

TheStocksystemisalsousedwithnonmetaloxides.HeretheRomannumeralreferstotheoxidationstateoftheelementotherthanoxygen.

Ineithersystem,theelementotherthanoxygenisnamedfirst,thefullnamebeingused,followedbyoxide3.Table4showssomeexamples.

Table4NamesofSomeNonmetalOxides

Formula

Name

Name

CO

carbon(II)oxide

Carbonmonoxide

CO2

carbon(IV)oxide

Carbondioxide

SO3

sulphur(VI)oxide

Sulphurtrioxide

N2O3

nitrogen(III)oxide

Dinitrogentrioxide

P2O5

Phosphorus(V)oxide

Diphosphoruspentoxide

Cl2O7

chlorine(VII)oxide

Dichlorineheptoxide

 

NamingAcids

AcidnamesmaybeobtaineddirectlyfromaknowledgeofTable2bychangingthenameoftheacidion(thenegativeion)intheTable2asfollows:

TheIoninTable2

CorrespondingAcid

-ate

-ic

-ite

-ous

-ide

-ic

Examplesare:

AcidIon

Acid

acetate

aceticacid

perchlorate

perchloricacid

bromide

hydrobromicacid

cyanide

hydrocyanicacid

     Thereareafewcaseswherethenameoftheacidischangedslightlyfromthatoftheacidradical;forexample,H2SO4issulphuricacidratherthansulphicacid.Similarly,H3PO4isphosphoricacidratherthanphosphicacid.

 

NamingAcidandBasicSaltandMixedSalts

  Asaltcontainingacidichydrogenistermedanacidsalt.AwayofnamingthesesaltsistocallNa2HPO4disodiumhydrogenphosphateandNaH2PO4sodiumdihydrogenphosphate.Historically,theprefixbi-hasbeenusedinnamingsomeacidsalts;inindustry,forexample,NaHCO3iscalledsodiumbicarbonateandCa(HSO3)2calciumbisulphite.Bi(OH)2NO3,abasicsalt,wouldbecalledbismuthdihydroxynitrate.NaKSO4,amixedsalt,wouldbecalledsodiumpotassiumsulphate.

 

3    NOMENCLATUREOFORGANICCOMPOUNDS

Acompletediscussionofdefinitiverulesoforganicnomenclaturewouldrequiremorespacethancanbeallottedinthistext.Wewillsurveysomeofthemorecommonnomenclaturerules,bothIUPACandtrivial.

Alkanes

Thenamesforthefirsttwentycontinuous-chainalkanesarelistedinTable1.

 

Table1  Namesofcontinuous-chainalkanes 

CH4

Methane

C11H24

undecane

C2H6

Ethane

C12H26

dodecane

C3H8

Propane

C13H28

tridecane

C4H10

Butane

C14H30

tetradecane

C5H12

Pentane

C15H32

pentadecane

C6H14

Hexane

C16H34

hexadecane

C7H16

Heptane

C17H36

Heptadecane

C8H18

Octane

C18H38

Octadecane

C9H20

Nonane

C19H40

Nonadecane

C10H22

Decane

C20H42

Eicosane

 

AlkenesandAlkynes

    UnbranchedhydrocarbonshavingonedoublebondarenamedintheIUPACsystembyreplacingtheending-aneofthealkanenamewith-ene.Iftherearetwoormoredoublebonds,theendingis-adiene,-atriene,etc.

    Unbranchedhydrocarbonshavingonetriplebondarenamedbyreplacingtheending-aneofthealkanenamewith-yne.Iftherearetwoormoretriplebonds,theendingis-adiyne,-atriyneetc.Table2showsnamesforsomealkylgroups,alkanes,alkenesandalkynes.

Table2   SomeAlkanes,Alkyl,Alkenes,Alkynes

Alkanes

Alkyls

Alkenes

alkynes

IUPAC

Common

Mthane

Methyl

Ethane

Ethyl

Ethene

Ethylene

Acetylene

Propane

Propyl

Propene

Propylene

Propyne

Butane

Butyl

Butene

Butylene

Butyne

Pentane

Pentyl

(amyl)

Pentene

Pentylene

Pentyne

Hexane

Hexyl

 

 

 

Heptane

Heptyl

 

 

 

Octane

Octyl

 

 

 

Nonane

Nonyl

 

 

 

Decane

Decyl

 

 

 

-ane

-yl

-ene

-ene

-yne

 

ThePrefixes

    IntheIUPACsystem,alkylandarylsubstituentsandmanyfunctionalgroupsarenamedasprefixesontheparent(forexample,iodomethane).SomecommonfunctionalgroupsnamedasprefixesarelistedinTable3.

Table3   SomeFunctionalGroupsNamedasPrefixes 

Structure

Name

Structure

Name

-OR

Alkoxy-*

-F

Fluoro-

-NH2

Amino-

-H

Hydro-

-N=N-

Azo-

-I

Iodo-

-Br

Bromo-

-NO2

Nitro-

-Cl

Chloro-

-NO

Nitroso-

       *methoxy-,ethoxy-,etc.,dependingupontheRgroup

 

    Insimplecompounds,theprefixesdi-,tri-,tetra-,penta-,hexa-,etc.areusedtoindicatethenumberoftimesasubstituentisfoundinthestructure:

e.g.,dimethylaminefor(CH3)2NHordichloromethaneforCH2Cl2.

    Incomplexstructures,theprefixesbis-,tris-,andtetrakis-areused:

bis-meanstwoofakind;tris-,threeofakind;andtetrakis-,fourofakind.[(CH3)2N]2isbis(dimethylamino)andnotdi(dimethylamino).

 

NomenclaturePriorityofFunctionalGroups

    Innamingacompound,thelongestchaincontainingprincipalfunctionalgroupisconsideredtheparent.Theparentisnumberedfromtheprincipalfunctionalgrouptotheotherend,thedirectionbeingchosentogivethelowestnumberstothesubstituents.Theentirenameofthestructureisthencomposedof

(1)thenumbersofthepositionsofthesubstituts(andoftheprincipalfunctionalgroup,ifnecessary);

(2)thenamesofthesubstituts;(3)thenameoftheparent.

    Thevariousfunctionalgroupsarerankedinpriorityastowhichreceivesthesuffixnameandthelowestpositionnumber1.AlistoftheseprioritiesisgiveninTable4.

Table4   NomenclaturePriority* 

Structure

Name

Structure

Name

-N(CH3)3+(asoneexample)

Oniumion

ArOH

Phenol

-CO2H

Carboxylicacid

-SH

Thiol

-SO3H

Sulfonicacid

-NR2

Amine

-COX

Acidhalide

-O-O-

Peroxide

-CONR2

Amide

-MgX(asoneexample)

Organometallic

-CN

Nitrile

>C=C<

alkene

-CHO

Aldehyde

-C

C-

alkyne

-CO-

Ketone

R-,X-,etc.

othersubstituents

ROH

Alcohol

*Highestpriorityisattop.

 

Ketones

   Inthesystematicnamesforketones,the-eoftheparentalkanenameisdroppedand-oneisadded.Aprefixnumberisusedifnecessary.

    Inacomplexstructure,aketonegroupmybenamedinIUPACsystemwiththeprefixoxo-.(Theprefixketo-isalsosometimesencountered.)

 

Alcohols

    Thenamesofalcoholsmaybe:

(1)IUPAC;

(2)trivial;or,occasionally,(3)conjunctive.IUPACnamesaretakenfromthenameofthealkanewiththefinal-echangedto-ol.Inthecaseofpolyols,theprefixdi-,tri-etc.isplacedjustbefore-ol,withthepositionnumbersplacedatthestartofthename,ifpossible,suchas,1,4-cyclohexandiol.Namesforsomealkylhalides,ketonesandalcoholsarelistedinTable5.

 

Table5   SomeAlkylhalides,KetonesandAlcohols 

Alkylhalides

Ketones

Alcohols

IUPAC

COMMON

Chloromethane

Methylchlor

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