Examples
| Parent compound | Structural formula of parent compound | Letters and numbers in the parent compound | Structural formula of the benzocompound | Benzocompound |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Anthracene | Benzoanthracene: by adding four extra carbon atoms to the parent compound, the leftmost upper ring is formed. | |||
| Phenanthrene | Benzofenanthrene: by adding four carbon atoms to the parent compound the right most ring is formed. Clearly this compound is identical to the compound above. As benzoant.. alphabetizes before benzophe.. (like numbers place letters first are omitted while indexing compounds, later on they are added again if necessary) the proper name for this compound is Benzoanthracene. | |||
| Pyrene | Benzopyrene, by adding 4 carbon atoms to pyrene the left most ring is the extra one. | |||
| Fluoranthene | Benzofluoranthene, the left most ring is the extra ring, formed by adding four carbon atoms to the parent compound. | |||
| Benzofluoranthene, the top left ring is the extra one, formed by adding two extra carbon atoms. | ||||
| Benzofluoranthene: by adding four carbon atoms to the parent compound, the ring at the bottom left is formed. | ||||
| Benzofluoranthene, the leftmost ring is the extra one, formed by adding four carbon atoms to the parent compound. |
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