LUOTEUTON 1. Give the following compounds common names. - 2 OH OH 21 22 2. Give the ether on the right an IUPAC name. Remember ethers are treated as substituents, just as halogens are. The required substituent names are methoxy, ethoxy, propoxy, isopropoxy, etc. 3. Give the alcohol on the right an IUPAC name. Remember the longest chain here must have the OH group attached to it, and the end closest to the OH is where the numbering starts, ignoring the substituents unless it is a tie. 4. Give the ketone on the right an IUPAC name. Just like alcohols, the longest name here must have the oxygen attached to it, and the end dosest to the oxygen is where the numbering starts-ignore the substituents, unless it is a tie. Note that IUPAC allows the use of groups like isopropyl, tert-butyl, etc. 5. Give the alkene on the right an IUPAC name. Alkenes are a FG for naming, and the rules are the same: longest chain containing the double bond, and the double bond gets the lowest number. Of course, there are two carbons in a double bond, so two numbers are possible, but only the smaller number is given. end 6. Name the compound on the right as a ketone. Hints: The HO group is named hydroxy as a substituent, and a phenyl group can be modified to be, e.g., meta chlorophenyl. And don't forget about cis/trans. I hope you like a challenge!