00:01
Let me draw the structures first.
00:03
So we have one hexanol that is ch3, ch2, ch2, ch2, ch2, ch2, ch2, so 1, 2, 4, 5, ch2, oh.
00:29
This is one hexanol.
00:31
Then we have two hexanol.
00:35
So this is c2.
00:37
Ch3, choh, okay, oh, h group is attached on second carbon atom, okay? so all is the suffix for alcohol and the alcoholic group that is oh group is present on second carbon while in one ex and all it is present on first carbon, okay? so this is the difference and then we have ch2, ch2, ch2, ch3, okay? and similarly three hexanol.
01:11
So here three means that the oh group is present on third carbon.
01:16
So ch3, ch2, choh, ch2, ch2, ch3.
01:29
Ch2, ch3.
01:31
This is three hexanol.
01:33
Okay, and then finally we have two methyl to pentanol.
01:46
So pant means the prefix is here pant and we have five carbon atoms.
01:52
Okay, the pant prefix indicates five carbon atoms and now one, two, three, four, five.
02:02
And it says two methyl, that is on the second carbon atom, we have methyl group...