Ethers can also be named as alkoxy groups.
Cyclic ethers are formed by substituting -CH2- of the cycle by -EITHER-. This change is indicated by the prefix oxa- .
Ethers - epoxides nomenclature
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The nomenclature of the esters consists of naming the two alkyl groups that start from the oxygen alphabetically, ending the name in ether. Let's see some examples:
Ethers can also be named as alkoxy groups.
Cyclic ethers are formed by substituting -CH2- of the cycle by -EITHER-. This change is indicated by the prefix oxa- .
Ethers can also be named as alkoxy groups.
Cyclic ethers are formed by substituting -CH2- of the cycle by -EITHER-. This change is indicated by the prefix oxa- .
