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Hi
This is a syllabus dot point in year 11 chemistry 'The Chemical Earth'

The dot point says
  • identify IUPAC names for carbon compounds as they are encountered

Im pretty sure that it is only referring to hydrogen and carbon compounds however im not sure exactly what i have to do for this dotpoint. I can not find any relevant information in the textbook and all the information online is to advanced for Year 11 Chemistry.

Any help would be greatly appreciated

Thanks
 

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I'd say this much is enough for that dot-point (straight from my Year 11 notes lel):

 

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You will also need to know how to name carbon based compounds with other functional groups present such as halogens, hydroxyl groups and carboxylic acids.
 

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Will i need to know that for year 11 ? Would you know where to find information on how to name the compounds with halogens etc. ?
Thanks so much for replying.
 

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Will i need to know that for year 11 ? Would you know where to find information on how to name the compounds with halogens etc. ?
Thanks so much for replying.
I'm sure that what I posted is enough FOR YEAR 11.

You'll obviously learn the Year 12 content (naming halogens and so on) next year.
 

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at this stage, you dont even need to know the alkane, alkene and alkyne, just knowing the hydrocarbons is fine
 

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at this stage, you dont even need to know the alkane, alkene and alkyne, just knowing the hydrocarbons is fine
Ok thank you, i already knew the alkane,alkene and alkyne but was unsure of how indepth i needed to go so thanks for clearing that up :)
 

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I'm sure that what I posted is enough FOR YEAR 11.

You'll obviously learn the Year 12 content (naming halogens and so on) next year.
Right thankyou for helping me ! The dotpoint an the textbook are so vague that i wasn't sure of how much content was required to be learnt.
 

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