Kindly assign structures for compounds with the following spectra. (a) C4H¬CIOIR: 1810 cm-1TMS109.8.63O ppmDesplazamiento químico (8)(b) C5H¬NO2IR: 2250, 1735 cm-1TMS108.761O ppmDesplazamiento químico (8)IntensidadIntensidad3.2-

Spectra a : Propyl group because triplet, sextet, triplet pattern and 1810 cm-1 indicates carbonyl…

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(a) C4H,CIO IR: 1810 cm-1 TMS 10 8. O ppm Desplazamiento químico (8) (b) C5H;NO2 IR: 2250, 1735 cm-1 TMS 10 9. 8. 7 5 3. 2 1 O ppm Desplazamiento químico (8) Intensidad Intensidad