10. According to the 1H NMR spectrum of the product, which of the following is a major product of the reaction sequence shown in the box? COCH3 CH3COCH,CH3 HCI, H20 HNO3 ? H2SO4 CH3CH2O- cold CCH2C A) CH2CCH2CH3 B) to he O,N elo NO2 Oonod-odiob CH,COCH,CH3 C) CH,COCH,CH3 ON 1H NMR of the major product: Expansion aromatic region: 1H, singlet 1H, doublet 1H, triplet 2H, singlet 3H, triplet twollol s doldW. 1H, doublet 2H, quartet PPM 0-

10. According to the 1H NMR spectrum of the product, which of the following is a major product of the reaction sequence shown in the box? COCH3 CH3COCH,CH3 HCI, H20 HNO3 ? H2SO4 CH3CH2O- cold CCH2C A) CH2CCH2CH3 B) to he O,N elo NO2 Oonod-odiob CH,COCH,CH3 C) CH,COCH,CH3 ON 1H NMR of the major product: Expansion aromatic region: 1H, singlet 1H, doublet 1H, triplet 2H, singlet 3H, triplet twollol s doldW. 1H, doublet 2H, quartet PPM 0-

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