Decoding Prefixes for Carbon Chain LengthYou should know the prefixes that indicate carbon chain length from one to ten carbons. Practice using them here. $1.$ Translate these carbon chain length prefixes into a famous seven$-$digit phone number:Oct hex hept pent prop $0$ non $(0$ is zero; there is no prefix for $0)2.$ Another famous phone number. What is it$?$: non meth meth$3.$ I think this is still a phone number and a colloquial expression. What is it$?$: but meth meth$4.$ Translate these prefixes to discover my office phone number:Eth hept hex hex pent hex $0$ prop prop propFor bonus, call my office and leave a message with unique advice or just tell me something interesting$\mathrm{.}5.$ Replace the bond order suffixes to reveal the phrase $($put in the number of bonds indicated by the prefix$)$: Know your ABCs and your $-$ane $-$ene $-$ynes$6.$ Translate the steamy romance novel by changing the bond order suffixes to either single double or triple, as appropriate, and the chain length prefixes to numbers $($please put your translated prefixes and suffixes in bold or something so I dont have to read my whole novel over and over.$)$:He grabbed her hand as she reached for her $(-$ene$)$ espresso. I dont see a ring, he said, Does that mean you are $(-$ane$)?$ I think so$,$ she replied, but I have been married and divorced so many times that it is hard for me to keep track. Let my $(-$yne$)$ check. She reached for her purse with her other hand, but he grabbed at it again, pulled her $($eth$)$ hands toward his sides and said, If I said you have the $(-$ane$)$ most beautiful body I have ever seen, would you hold it against me$?$ making what was clearly a $(-$ene$)$ entendre. Careful mister, she said, reaching for her $(-$yne$)$ chocolate chip ice cream, That is strike $($meth$).$ He hesitated for $($prop$)$ or $($but$)$ seconds, but then got a mischievous smile and proposed, How about you walk up to my apartment number $($hex$)$ with me$.$ It is on the $($but$)$th floor, so you can work off the calories from that ice cream! Those are strikes $($eth$)$ and $($prop$)!$ she shouted, You are out!