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Technical Sciences Question 2.4

Technical Sciences Grade 12 · NSC September 2025 P2 (Eastern Cape)

Write down the IUPAC name of compound A.

Eastern Cape DoE September 2025 2 marks (2) Organic Chemistry Structure Term 2

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Question 2.4 of Technical Sciences Grade 12 Paper 2, NSC Preparatory Examination (Eastern Cape DoE, September 2025). It tests the Term 2 ATP topic Organic Chemistry Structure.

  • TermTerm 2
  • ATP topicOrganic Chemistry Structure
  • PaperPaper 2
  • Marks2 marks
Table of organic compounds A to H

The table represents organic compounds with different functional groups.

Table of organic compounds A to H with their structures and names
Answer
2 marks

3-bromo-4-methylhexane

Study this in your textbook: CAPS Annual Teaching Plan, Grade 12, Term 2: Hydraulics, Organic Chemistry & Waves.

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