Concept:For polyfunctional compounds, the IUPAC system selects the principal functional group based on a fixed priority order; the group with the highest priority determines the suffix in the name.
Explanation:According to IUPAC nomenclature, the decreasing order of priority for the given groups is: amide (
−CONH2​) > aldehyde (
−CHO) > alcohol (
−OH) > alkyne (
−C≡C−).
Amides have the highest priority, so they are chosen as the principal functional group and are indicated by the suffix "-amide".
Aldehydes rank next and are designated by the suffix "-al".
Alcohols have lower priority and are denoted by the suffix "-ol".
Alkynes (triple bonds) have the lowest priority among these and are treated as substituents with the prefix "alkynyl" when a higher-priority group is present.
Thus, the correct sequence is
−CONH2​>−CHO>−OH>−C≡C−.
Answer:Option B:
−CONH2​>−CHO>−OH>−C≡C−