5. (Chapter 15 - Q41b) Propose a structure for the compound that fits the following description. C30H14 7.0 8, (4H, broad singlet) 2.85 (1H, septet J = 8 Hz) 1.20 5 (6H, doublet J=8 Hz) 2.28 6 (3H, singlet) IR: 825 cm 1 5(a) Degree of the unsaturation of this compound is= 5(b) Two peaks at 2.85 o and 1.20 õ indicate that the compound has. group = 4(c) A peak at 2.28 õ indicates that the compound has. group= 4(d) IR absorption indicates the compound is .-disubstituted = 4(e) The name of the compound is =

5. (Chapter 15 - Q41b) Propose a structure for the compound that fits the following description. C30H14 7.0 8, (4H, broad singlet) 2.85 (1H, septet J = 8 Hz) 1.20 5 (6H, doublet J=8 Hz) 2.28 6 (3H, singlet) IR: 825 cm 1 5(a) Degree of the unsaturation of this compound is= 5(b) Two peaks at 2.85 o and 1.20 õ indicate that the compound has. group = 4(c) A peak at 2.28 õ indicates that the compound has. group= 4(d) IR absorption indicates the compound is .-disubstituted = 4(e) The name of the compound is =

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