Use the information given to explain the following for unknown C3H9CI. 1. Assign the structure for each problem in this set. 2. For each answer provide a commentary that convinces the reader that your structural assignment is correct. You can discuss the evidence for the structure you propose as well as evidence against possible alternatives. 3. Each unique signal in the H NMR spectrum ought to be assigned to the structure.

Use the information given to explain the following for unknown C3H9CI. 1. Assign the structure for each problem in this set. 2. For each answer provide a commentary that convinces the reader that your structural assignment is correct. You can discuss the evidence for the structure you propose as well as evidence against possible alternatives. 3. Each unique signal in the H NMR spectrum ought to be assigned to the structure.

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Chapter12: Structure Determination: Mass Spectrometry And Infrared Spectroscopy

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Problem 49AP: The infrared spectrum of the compound with the mass spectrum shown below has a medium-intensity peak...

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