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Okay, so in this question, we're asked to name some amines, starting with this one.
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So you'll notice the parent chain is 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 carbon.
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So this would normally be called a pentane.
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But now we have this amine, and we need to indicate that it is on carbon 2.
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So we name this as pentane 2 amine.
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Next, if we have an amine with 2.
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Alkali branches on them.
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We can think of this as very simple butyl, because it's one, two, three, four.
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So, butal amine.
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But we have two of these butel groups on our amine.
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So we can call this dibutal amine.
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If we have three alkyl chains on our amine, so we have this tertiary amine, the easiest way in this case is to think of the cyclohexane as the parent and these two methyl groups as the substituents.
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So our parent name would be cyclohexane amine, but we have two methyl groups that are attached on the nitrogen.
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So this is going to be called n -n dimethyl cyclohexyl.
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Amin.
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That one's kind of a mouthful...