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Zorluk: OrtaFunctional Groups, Homologous Series, and IUPAC Nomenclature

Match each organic functional group class on the left with its corresponding characteristic IUPAC suffix on the right.

  • Carboxylic acid (COOH-\text{COOH})-oic acid
  • Acid amide (CONH2-\text{CONH}_2)-amide
  • Acyl chloride (COCl-\text{COCl})-oyl chloride
  • Ester (COOR-\text{COOR})-oate

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Carboxylic acid matches '-oic acid', Acid amide matches '-amide', Acyl chloride matches '-oyl chloride', and Ester matches '-oate'.
Each organic class is correctly matched to its IUPAC principal suffix: carboxylic acids use '-oic acid', amides use '-amide', acyl chlorides use '-oyl chloride', and esters use '-oate'.

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1
Identify the characteristic functional group structure for each carbonyl derivative class.
Carboxylic acids have COOH-\text{COOH}, amides have CONH2-\text{CONH}_2, acyl chlorides have COCl-\text{COCl}, and esters have COOR-\text{COOR}.
Functional groups define the chemical family and dictate IUPAC naming rules.
2
Pair each class with its designated IUPAC principal suffix.
COOH-oic acid-\text{COOH} \rightarrow \text{-oic acid}, CONH2-amide-\text{CONH}_2 \rightarrow \text{-amide}, COCl-oyl chloride-\text{COCl} \rightarrow \text{-oyl chloride}, and COOR-oate-\text{COOR} \rightarrow \text{-oate}.
Standard IUPAC rules assign specific characteristic suffixes to represent the main functional group in systematic names.

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IUPAC Nomenclature Suffixes for Carbonyl Derivatives
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