Propose a structure that is consistent with the following spectra.LODwwwm48002008HAPIDARKRAD2.3221.4751.4023H (s)7.1923H (d)7.1564,8372H (d)4.909 4.7652H (d)7285(217/(19)7.063.4.6928ppm*FLTH100-80-60-M+= 13620-ottim255075100125m/z1120HSP 01-06-2200 180 160 140 120 100C-44-3²ppm80 604020 0Relative intensity2.143₁H (5)

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ropose a structure that is consistent with the following spectra. Av 1206 7.192 7285 20 01-062 80 160 140 120 100 " com 80 2H (d) 60 40 2006 ما7.15. 2H (d) HAPARK ON 20 4.837 4.909 4.765 (21/12) 5 7.063 6 0 ppm Relative intensity 100- 80- 60- 20- 0- -4.692 10-14-3325 23 2.322 3H (s) 50 2.143 1H (s) 75 m/z 1.475 1.402 3H (d) 100 M+= 136 125

ropose a structure that is consistent with the following spectra. Av 1206 7.192 7285 20 01-062 80 160 140 120 100 " com 80 2H (d) 60 40 2006 ما7.15. 2H (d) HAPARK ON 20 4.837 4.909 4.765 (21/12) 5 7.063 6 0 ppm Relative intensity 100- 80- 60- 20- 0- -4.692 10-14-3325 23 2.322 3H (s) 50 2.143 1H (s) 75 m/z 1.475 1.402 3H (d) 100 M+= 136 125

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