5-isopropyl

Iso means 1 branch of methyl on 2^nd

Propyl is c2h4 not 6

Sec-butyl is c with 2 other c attache and another fcitonal group attached

Also iso thing

Propy is c3h8 not 6

Here propyl mean C3H5

What is tetra

What is tert

Chloromethyl ?

 

C3H5 what is that ?

1.      Supposed to be CH3Cl which should be Chloromethyl

Ethyl

Propyl 

1. What is acetate ? not methyl carboxylic acid

2. Why is O negatively charged

3. oxygen has 6 electrons and when bond it's got 7 if it losses 2 what is 5 but the middle part has 7 electrons

4. oxygen has 6 electrons and when bond it's got 7 if it losses 2 what is 5 but the middle part has 7 electrons

5. oxygen has 6 in valence

6. free radicals has single electrons in their orbital in the valence shell, making atom unstable, reactive, shifts electron cloud

Reaction is from

Edited October 15Oct 15 by HbWhi5F

3 hours ago, HbWhi5F said:

 5-isopropyl

Iso means 1 branch of methyl on 2^nd

Propyl is c2h4 not 6

Sec-butyl is c with 2 other c attache and another fcitonal group attached

Also iso thing

Propy is c3h8 not 6

Here propyl mean C3H5

What is tetra

What is tert

Chloromethyl ?

 

C3H5 what is that ?

1.      Supposed to be CH3Cl which should be Chloromethyl

Ethyl

Propyl 

1. What is acetate ? not methyl carboxylic acid

2. Why is O negatively charged

3. oxygen has 6 electrons and when bond it's got 7 if it losses 2 what is 5 but the middle part has 7 electrons

4. oxygen has 6 electrons and when bond it's got 7 if it losses 2 what is 5 but the middle part has 7 electrons

5. oxygen has 6 in valence

6. free radicals has single electrons in their orbital in the valence shell, making atom unstable, reactive, shifts electron cloud

Reaction is from

This is too much of a hotch-potch to deal with sensibly, with a mixture of statements and questions, all of them too brief to be clear to the reader. Can you explain what exactly you want to ask? The Wurtz bit at the end seems to be a duplicate of a separate question, which I have tried to answer.