MCQ
$IUPAC$ name for the compounds
- A$\alpha$-Methyl cyclohexanone
- ✓$2-$Methyl cyclohexanone
- CHeptanone$-2$
- DMethyl cyclo-hexanone
✓
Answer
Correct option: B.
$2-$Methyl cyclohexanone
b
(b) $2 -$methyl cyclohexanone
(b) $2 -$methyl cyclohexanone
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