Deduce the structure of compound C. A bottle is labeled only "Compound C (C6H₁2)" and contains a colorless liquid. You have been called in as an expert to identifythis compound from its spectra:−1IR: 3090, 1642, 911, 999 cm ;¹H NMR2400absorption82100 180010.5 Hz10.5 HzI761H15002Hسر5chemical shift, Hz120090010.5 Hz16.3 HzEllT.4Hz43chemical shift, ppm (8)600 3009H2100

IR spectroscopy is used to determine the functional groups present in the sample. Different…

A bottle is labeled only "Compound C (C6H₁2)" and contains a colorless liquid. You have been called in as an expert to ident this compound from its spectra: -1 IR: 3090, 1642, 911, 999 cm ; ¹H NMR 2400 8 2100 10.5 Hz 10.5 Hz 7 1800 6 1H 1500 2H ull 5 chemical shift, Hz 1200 900 16.3 Hz 1.4 Hz 10.5 Hz 4 3 chemical shift. ppm (8) 600 2 300 9H 1 0 0

A bottle is labeled only "Compound C (C6H₁2)" and contains a colorless liquid. You have been called in as an expert to ident this compound from its spectra: -1 IR: 3090, 1642, 911, 999 cm ; ¹H NMR 2400 8 2100 10.5 Hz 10.5 Hz 7 1800 6 1H 1500 2H ull 5 chemical shift, Hz 1200 900 16.3 Hz 1.4 Hz 10.5 Hz 4 3 chemical shift. ppm (8) 600 2 300 9H 1 0 0

Organic Chemistry

9th Edition

ISBN:9781305080485

Author:John E. McMurry

Publisher:John E. McMurry

Chapter13: Structure Determination: Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Spectroscopy

Section13.3: The Chemical Shift

Problem 4P: The following 1H NMR peaks were recorded on a spectrometer operating at 200 MHz. Convert each into...

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