CHEM 310 and 312Homework # 4Compound X has an empirical formula of C10H13NO2. Given are the following spectra.a. Determine the degree of unsaturation for the compound.b. Assign five important peaks in the IR spectrum.c. Suggest a structure for compound X based on the spectra given. Show all your workand clearly indicate what your final answer is.IntegrationMultiplet2223d.dts"m" tCHEM 310 and 312200180140120100DEPT 135 c. Suggest a structure for compound X based on the spectra given. Show all your workand clearly indicate what your final answer is.2 is 2ppmIntegrationMultiplet2223d.dts"m" tCHEM 310 and 312200180160140120100DEPT 135DEPT 90DEPT 45

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CHEM 310 and 312 Homework # 4 Compound X has an empirical formula of CioH13NOz. Given are the following spectra. a. Determine the degree of unsaturation for the compound. b. Assign five important peaks in the IR spectrum. c. Suggest a structure for compound X based on the spectra given. Show all your work and clearly indicate what your final answer is. ppm 2 3 Integration Multiplet 22 "m" t CHEM 310 and 312 200 180 160 120 100 80 60 cD-- DEPT 135

CHEM 310 and 312 Homework # 4 Compound X has an empirical formula of CioH13NOz. Given are the following spectra. a. Determine the degree of unsaturation for the compound. b. Assign five important peaks in the IR spectrum. c. Suggest a structure for compound X based on the spectra given. Show all your work and clearly indicate what your final answer is. ppm 2 3 Integration Multiplet 22 "m" t CHEM 310 and 312 200 180 160 120 100 80 60 cD-- DEPT 135

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