Zbut2ene
Zbut2ene is a hypothetical organic molecule belonging to the alkene class, characterized by a double bond between carbon atoms. Its systematic name, Zbut2ene, indicates a four-carbon chain with the double bond located at the second carbon position. The "Z" prefix specifies the stereochemistry around the double bond, meaning that the higher priority substituents on each carbon atom of the double bond are on the same side. In the case of but-2-ene, these substituents are the two methyl groups.
The chemical formula for Zbut2ene is C4H8, the same as its isomer Ebut2ene. The difference lies in
Zbut2ene can be synthesized through various organic reactions, often involving the elimination of a leaving group