Naming amines with another functional group When naming a compound that contains

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Naming amines with another functional group When naming a compound that contains an amine group as well as other functional groups with a higher priority, the name "amino" is given to the amine group. The amine is considered a substituent, and the molecule is named according to the higher priority functional group. In general, increasing priority follows the increases in oxidation: Using IUPAC nomenclature name the following compound: CH3 CH (NH2) CH2 CH(CH3)OH Spell out the full name of the compound.

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4-amino-2-pentanol

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