The Naming of Organic Compounds Is Specific

question 9

Multiple Choice

The naming of organic compounds is specific. Which is an incorrect statement?

• A)Many compounds have been known long enough to have common names.
• B)The naming system of organic compounds is set by IUPAC rules.
• C)The naming system requires that the longest carbon chain must always be found.
• D)Organic compounds must have both an IUPAC and a common name.

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