MCQ
Choose the correct name for compound given below:
- A$(4E)-5-$Bromo-hex$-4-$en$-2-$yne
- B$(2E)-2-$Bromo-hex$-4-$yn$-2-$ene
- ✓$(2E)-2-$Bromo-hex$-2-$en$-4-$yne
- D$(4E)-5-$Bromo-hex$-2-$en$-4-$yne
✓
Answer
Correct option: C.
$(2E)-2-$Bromo-hex$-2-$en$-4-$yne
c
$h.p.$ $\Rightarrow$ higher priority
$h.p.$ $\Rightarrow$ higher priority
$l.p.$ $\Rightarrow$ lower priority
$2 \mathrm{E}-2$ - bromo hex $-2 -$ en $-4-$yne
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