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In this question, we have to find out the structural isomer of c6h8 and also we have to find out the iupac name of the particular isomer.
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So what they have given the formula? the formula they have given that is c6h8.
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C6h8.
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Whenever we calculate the degree of unsaturation, so whenever we calculate the degree of unsaturation, we'll get that.
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So that is carbon plus 1 minus h divided by 2 minus x divided by 2 plus n divided by 2.
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So that is corbons.
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How many corbons are present? 6 corbons are present 6 plus 1 minus how many hydrogens are present 8 hydrogens are present divided by 2 minus.
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So here x not there.
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So here we are not using x here.
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And n by 2 so that is also here so only this is the formula here we are considering 6 plus 1 minus 8 by 2 so that is equal to 3 so here the particular isomers it contains only double bones or cumulative bonds isomers it contains only double bonds double bonds or cumulative bonds are considered cumulative bonds so only these are considered so whenever we see the particular isomer here so this is the one two three four five here one more carbon so whenever we see the iupac name of this particular compound one two three four five so here six so at third position metiline group is present that is ch2.
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So our third position, methyline group is present.
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And at first position, as well as at the fourth position, two double bones are present.
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And totally, that is the long chain.
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Long chain, it consisting of five carbon atoms, that is pentadion, three methyline, one four pentadion.
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Then coming to the next isomer of c6h8.
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So the next isomer of c6h8, this will be the next isomer of c6h8.
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This will be the next trisomer of c6 h .i.
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So here cumulative double bones we are considering whenever we see one, two, three, four, five, six.
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So at first position as well as third position, sixth position, three double bones are.
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So first position and third position and fifth position three double bones are present.
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And in the long chain six carbon atoms are present...