Provide a reasonable structure that is consistent with each of the following IR spectra and related data. Show your work and your reasoning (i.e., identifymajor functional groups and and other structural fragments from the spectrum) in order to receive partial credit02. Molecular formula =C,H,0WAVELENGTH (MICRONS)2,51012uluuluul15100LT806040204000350030002500200018001600140012001000800FREQUENCY (CM")TRANSMITTANCE (PERCENT)

The degree of unsaturation, in accord with the given molecular formula, is 5. From the IR-data, The…

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