MCQ
Invalid name of given compound
  • Allyl cyanide
  • B
    Crotononitrile
  • C
    But $-2-$ ene nitrile
  • D
    All of these

Answer

Correct option: A.
Allyl cyanide
a
$H _2 C = CH - CH _2- C \equiv N \longrightarrow$ Allyl cyanide

$H _3 C - CH = CH - C \equiv N \longrightarrow$ Crotononitrile (common name)

But-$2$-enenitrile (IUPAC Name)

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