What’s the structure? Unknown 1:Mass spec parent ion has m/z = 88.09Elemental Analysis: 68.13 % C, 13.72% H, 18.15% OStructure:CHODownfieldOH'SneighborsSinglet(HD)HDI:1/2 (2x5+2-12)=0PPMUpfield6semuelle3nborsQuartet(HC)Chemical Formula: C5H₁2O06:00SingletOH's neighborsTHA 2H'SneighborsTT1.4 1.2 109C-68.13/12-5.67/1.13=5H-13.72/1-13.72/1.13~120-18.15/16-1.13/113~1-10

On the basis of elemental analysis the molecular formula of the organic compound was found to be…

Unknown 1: Mass spec parent ion has m/z = 88.09 Elemental Analysis: 68.13 % C, 13.72% H, 18.15% O Structure: Downfield OH'S neighbors OH Singlet (HD) HDI: 1/2 (2x5+2-12)=0 PPM Upfield 6 Chemical Formula: C5H₁2O Singlet OH's neighbors bors Quartet HC) elle 1.4 1.2 109 C-68.13/12-5.67/1.13=5 H-13.72/1=13.72/1.13~12 0-18.15/16-1.13/1.13~1-1 3+riple's (HA) neighbors 1000

Unknown 1: Mass spec parent ion has m/z = 88.09 Elemental Analysis: 68.13 % C, 13.72% H, 18.15% O Structure: Downfield OH'S neighbors OH Singlet (HD) HDI: 1/2 (2x5+2-12)=0 PPM Upfield 6 Chemical Formula: C5H₁2O Singlet OH's neighbors bors Quartet HC) elle 1.4 1.2 109 C-68.13/12-5.67/1.13=5 H-13.72/1=13.72/1.13~12 0-18.15/16-1.13/1.13~1-1 3+riple's (HA) neighbors 1000

Principles of Instrumental Analysis

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Chapter9: Atomic Absorption And Atomic Fluorescence Spectrometry

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