Naming Organic Compound: Bispiro Cyclopropyl Ethyl

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How do you name this compound??

I used SpartanBuild to draw it and I copied the picture

Please check the link below:
http://i148.photobucket.com/albums/s38/InsertMe/unknowncompound.jpg [Broken]


I'm thinking its a bispiro with a cyclopropyl and an ethyl substituent

Yours truly,
FaNgS

PS: Its only one compound, the picture on the left is just a rotation of the one on the right.
 
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some help is greatly appreciated

anyone
 
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FYI - I can't see the picture you link to there, but I'm at work and they block some sites weird...
 
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It looks like a decalin compound, also known as a bicyclo[4.4.0]decane. That should get you started.
Now you need to figure out the numbering system for this decahydronaphthalene compound.
 
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shouldn't it be a spiro compound?

i'm not sure but we just took this in class this week and we've been taught that if the carbon atoms are shared its supposed to be called a spiro compound.
 
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spiro compounds have only 1 carbon common to both rings. This has two.
 

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