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(a)Count the elements of unsaturation in cicutoxin, capillin, and panaxytriol.

(b) Draw structural formulas of at least two alkynes of each molecular formula.

(1) C5H8 (2) C8H10 (3) C9H12

Short Answer

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(a) The element of unsaturation in cicutoxin, capillin, and panaxytriol is 5, 4 and 4 respectively.

(b) The structural formulas for the given alkynes are:

(1) C5H8

CH3CCCH2CH3

Pent-2-yne

CHCCH2CH2CH3

Pent-1-yne

(2) C8H10

Meta-xylene

Ethylbenzene

(3) C9H12

Cumene

(Isopropyl benzene)

Cumene

(Propyl benzene)

Step by step solution

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Step-by-Step SolutionStep 1: Counting the elements of unsaturation

Each pi-bond has one element of unsaturation and each ring has one element of unsaturation. The pi- bond comprises of one double bond and the triple bond comprises of two double bonds.

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Step 2: Structures of given compounds

The structures of cicutoxin, capillin, and panaxytriol are represented as:

  • Cicutoxin has 2 triple bonds + 3 double bonds = 5 elements of unsaturation.


Cicutoxin


  • Capillin has 2 triple bonds and one ring = 4 elements of unsaturation.


Capillin

  • Panaxytriol ha 3 triple bond and one double bond = 4 element of unsaturation.


Panaxytriol

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The structural formula of alkynes

The two structural formulas for C5H8are:

CH3CCCH2CH3

Pent-2-yne

CHCCH2CH2CH3

Pent-1-yne

The two structural formulas for C8H10are:

Meta-xylene

Ethyl benzene

The two structural formulas for C9H12 are:

Cumene

(Isopropyl benzene)

Cumene

(Propyl benzene)

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