Предмет: Химия, автор: lozkoilyaliga

Очень нужно!
Назвати органічну речовину - назвать органичное вещество:
C2H5 C2H5
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CH3–CH2–CH–CH–CH2​

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Автор ответа: zeltok530
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3-метил-4-этилгексан
Автор ответа: drainer1
1

представим это соединение разложив один радикал на два, то есть выбрав самую длинную цепь:

первое фото.

после - упростим и выровняем загнутую часть цепочки, а потом уже наконец дадим название веществу (по второму фото):


Ответ: 4-етил-3-метилгексан .

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zeltok530: не правильно
drainer1: это кто тебе сказал?
drainer1: я назвал согласно украинскому языку, а ты согласно русскому.
zeltok530: а чего ты тогда на украинском не объяснил как у тебя получился ответ?
drainer1: тебя волнует каким языком я объясняю? ответ главное должен быть на том языке, на котором и вопрос
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