4. (Chapter 15 - 472) An aromatic compound C3H;Br has the following H NMR spectrum and a peak at 820 cm in its IR spectrum. Answer the following questions. Chem. Rel. shit area 3.00 2.00 120 2.58 207 2.00 739 2.00 TMS 5 Chemical shift (8) O ppm 10 1 ing 4(a). The IR peak at 820 cm1 in its IR spectrum indicates that the compound is. disubstituted = 4(b) The name of the compound is = Intensity

4. (Chapter 15 - 472) An aromatic compound C3H;Br has the following H NMR spectrum and a peak at 820 cm in its IR spectrum. Answer the following questions. Chem. Rel. shit area 3.00 2.00 120 2.58 207 2.00 739 2.00 TMS 5 Chemical shift (8) O ppm 10 1 ing 4(a). The IR peak at 820 cm1 in its IR spectrum indicates that the compound is. disubstituted = 4(b) The name of the compound is = Intensity

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Chapter6: Steam Distillation, Vacuum Distillation, And Sublimation

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