Deduce the structure given the 1H-NMR and IR spectrum. Formula is C5H1002. Name structure if possible. c. compound. bond position (cm-1) sp3 CH 2982, 2937 C=0 a 1.10 3H (t) (t) (q) (q) 1717 b. 1.31 3H C-O 1197, 1141 2.43 d. 2H 3.52 2H d. compound position (cm-1) sp3 CH 2971, 2937 bond a 2.18 3H (s) (C) (s) (t) C=0 1716 b. 2.69 3.33 d 2H C-O 1170,1119 3H C 3.64 2H

Deduce the structure given the 1H-NMR and IR spectrum. Formula is C5H1002. Name structure if possible. c. compound. bond position (cm-1) sp3 CH 2982, 2937 C=0 a 1.10 3H (t) (t) (q) (q) 1717 b. 1.31 3H C-O 1197, 1141 2.43 d. 2H 3.52 2H d. compound position (cm-1) sp3 CH 2971, 2937 bond a 2.18 3H (s) (C) (s) (t) C=0 1716 b. 2.69 3.33 d 2H C-O 1170,1119 3H C 3.64 2H

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Chapter13: Structure Determination: Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Spectroscopy

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