4. Jing IR spectrum A compound with molecular formula C6H100 give 100 80- quo1g iynod ies daidwy 8 2quon /1650 40- 20 1720 1500 1000 400 4000 debo adoo 2s0o 2o00 Wavenumber (cm1) Identify the structure below that is most consistent with the spectrum: H. OH ɔnenceen S2U.2bnod =D owd gniwollot erit not noitg1ozds to dmunevew ert 16gmo hir

4. Jing IR spectrum A compound with molecular formula C6H100 give 100 80- quo1g iynod ies daidwy 8 2quon /1650 40- 20 1720 1500 1000 400 4000 debo adoo 2s0o 2o00 Wavenumber (cm1) Identify the structure below that is most consistent with the spectrum: H. OH ɔnenceen S2U.2bnod =D owd gniwollot erit not noitg1ozds to dmunevew ert 16gmo hir

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ChapterL3: Carbon (13c) Nmr Spectroscopy

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