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Names of organic compounds are under the latest guide line of IUPAC. IUPAC means international union of pure and applied chemistry. The main rules are longest chain rule, lowest number rule etc. We have to include the rules for naming the substituetns, multiple bonds and even functional groups.
Write the IUPAC name of the following compound

A

3,3-Diethenyl pentane 1,5-dinitrile

B

3, ethyenyl,3-ethyl pentane 1,5-dinirile

C

3,3-diethenyl pentane 1,5-dicyanide

D

None of these

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