Using the HDI, IR, and NMR data from the previous questions, select the structure of the unknown compound with the formula C5H10O. Note: All the structures providedhere have the same formula of C5H10O to highlight the importance of characterization data. Think about theoretical HDI, IR, and NMR data for each structure option.O32-OHOH Transmitance1.00.90.80.70.60.50.40.30.20.10.03750Screen Shot 2022-11-28 at...VUTTUT350032503.0TOU3000aScreen Shot 2022-11-28 at 7....b2750Peak Chemical Shift (ppm)2.412.131.610.92сd2.8Infrared Spectrum2.62500Wavenumbers (cm-1)HDI = (2C+2+N-H-X)/2Where C stands for Carbon, N for Nitrogen, H for Hydrogen, and X for Halogens (I, Br, Cl, F).2250a2H2.4ib3H2.220002.0✩Integration Multiplicity2H3H2H3H17501.815002Hillu1.61.41250Structural FragmentsV10001.27503H1.0dQ Search0.80.6 PPM

Molecular formula = C5H10O IR Spectrum 2900-3000 cm-1 alkyl C - H stretching 1720 cm-1…

Using the HDI, IR, and NMR data from the previous questions, select the structure of the unknown compound with the formula C5H₁0O. Note: All the structures provided here have the same formula of C5H10O to highlight the importance of characterization data. Think about theoretical HDI, IR, and NMR data for each structure option. O

Using the HDI, IR, and NMR data from the previous questions, select the structure of the unknown compound with the formula C5H₁0O. Note: All the structures provided here have the same formula of C5H10O to highlight the importance of characterization data. Think about theoretical HDI, IR, and NMR data for each structure option. O

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