Which of the following statements are true regarding the following compound? (Select all apply, Points will be deducted for incorrect answers) O NH₂ GEN This compound shows m/z 43 fragment in mass spectrum In broad band decoupled 13C NMR spectrum, this compound shows 11 signals IR spectrum shows a strong peak around 1715 cm-1 In ¹H NMR spectrum, this compound shows 6 signals IR spectrum shows a moderate, sharp peak around 1600 cm-¹ The compound shows a peak above 200 nm in UV-visible spectrum IR spectrum shows a moderate, sharp peak around 2230 cm-1 H

Which of the following statements are true regarding the following compound? (Select all apply, Points will be deducted for incorrect answers) O NH₂ GEN This compound shows m/z 43 fragment in mass spectrum In broad band decoupled 13C NMR spectrum, this compound shows 11 signals IR spectrum shows a strong peak around 1715 cm-1 In ¹H NMR spectrum, this compound shows 6 signals IR spectrum shows a moderate, sharp peak around 1600 cm-¹ The compound shows a peak above 200 nm in UV-visible spectrum IR spectrum shows a moderate, sharp peak around 2230 cm-1 H

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