Naming Ethers - IUPAC Nomenclature With Branching, Organic Chemistry Practice Problems

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For isopropylethylether .... Can we name it also : ethoxypropane ?

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I am still confused about naming the ethers, especially the IUPAC system, maybe a better way to break it down?

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Please why did you not indicate the position of the ethers on the cycloalkanes as they where on the second carbon (ortho) ?

For the iupac name don't we have to number the cyclo's am a little bit confused and why

Why is it called isopropyl

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I don’t understand… how do you know if something is methoxy ethane or if it’s ethoxy methane? Because isn’t it the same thing?

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I thought we are to ignore the prefix, is cyclo not a prefix in this case?

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Here's my little explanation into how both naming systems function :)

Common: Perceives the oxygen atom as isolated and any other parts of the molecule are substituents that are named before it (alphabetical order if alkyls or aryls). Uses the word 'ether', but not '-oxy' root.

IUPAC: Perceives the oxygen atom to be a part of the shorter aryl group as a substituent, and the other aryl/alkyl group is the parent chain that is the basis of its name. Uses the root '-oxy', but not the word 'ether.'

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