Simply a workout problem. Further explanation needed. Thanks 7. The Spectra shown on the next pages are for ONE of the isomeric aromatic carbonylcompounds of molecular formula C1H140. Use the spectra to choose the correct structure. Drawthe chosen structure on cach spectrum and assign ALL the.important peaks/bands used inmaking your decisionCH2-H,CCH MO-CH,CH,CH,MeMeCH2-CHMeIR Spectrum:1000001000MVENUERIl'HNMR Spectrum:d (6 H)d (2 11)s (1 H)d (2 1) a (2 11)m (1 H)1211108.65421ppm11CS Scanned with CamScanner "CNMR Spectrum:20018016014012010080604020ppmMass Spectrum:10080604020 -mwwpmp507510125150175m/zCORRECT STRUCTURE12CS Scanned with CamScanner25ㅜRelative Intensity

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7. The Spectra shown on the next pages are for ONE of the isomeric aromatic carbonyl compounds of molecular formula C1H140. Use the spectra to choosc the correct structure. Draw the chosen structure on cach spectrum and assignALL the.important peaks/bands used in making your decision CH2 H,C CHMe -CH,CH,CH, Me Me CH2-CH Me IR Spectrum: E 'HNMR Spectrum: d (6 H) d (2 II) s (1 H) d (2 I1) d (2 11) m (I H) 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 4 2 1 ppm 11

7. The Spectra shown on the next pages are for ONE of the isomeric aromatic carbonyl compounds of molecular formula C1H140. Use the spectra to choosc the correct structure. Draw the chosen structure on cach spectrum and assignALL the.important peaks/bands used in making your decision CH2 H,C CHMe -CH,CH,CH, Me Me CH2-CH Me IR Spectrum: E 'HNMR Spectrum: d (6 H) d (2 II) s (1 H) d (2 I1) d (2 11) m (I H) 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 4 2 1 ppm 11

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