1-bromo-3-isobutil-4-heptanol

In this case, the chemical structure of the given compound, which is an alcohol, based on the suffix "ol", the bromo radical at the first carbon and the isobutyl radical at the 3rd carbon is shown on the attached picture wherein the hydroxyl is drawn at the 4th carbon. Remember that IUPAC rules for nomenclature help us to easily name or draw organic molecules by indicating the radicals and their positions and the main chain at the en of the name.

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The diagrammatic structure for the compound 1-Bromo-3-isobutyl-4-heptanol can be seen in the image below.

When naming an organic compound, we will first consider the longest chain of the carbon atom and attach the substituents in such a way that we will have the lowest number when adding them.

In the compound 1-Bromo-3-isobutyl-4-heptanol, we first draw the seven carbon chain with -OH substituent on the fourth carbon. This was followed by adding the substituent of isobutyl to carbon atom 3 and bromine to carbon atom 1.

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