A1 Recall: compound X has the molecular formula C₁1H₁40, a peak at 1800 cm-¹ in its IR spectrum, and 11 signals(7 above 100 ppm) in its 13C NMR spectrum.The ¹H NMR data for compound X is tabulated below.Signal position Signal area Lines observed1.23H3 lines2.53H1 line2.72H4 lines3.42H1 line7.11Hlines7.21H3 lines7.311Η3 lines17.41H2 linesUse this data, along with your answers to the previous 3 questions, to determine the structure ofcompound X. Show how all the spectroscopic information given fits your answer.Please draw your final structure on your piece of paper, and label it clearly. You may either type yourjustification into the box below, or also write it out on your paper - whichever is easier for you.

Recall: compound X has the molecular formula C11H140, a peak at 1800 cm¹ in its IR spectrum, and 11 signals (7 above 100 ppm) in its 13C NMR spectrum. The ¹H NMR data for compound X is tabulated below. Signal position Signal area Lines observed 1.2 3H 3 lines 2.5 3H 1 line 2.7 2H 4 lines 3.4 2H 1 line 7.1 1H 2 lines 7.2 1H 3 lines 7.3 1H 3 lines 7.4 1H 2 lines

Recall: compound X has the molecular formula C11H140, a peak at 1800 cm¹ in its IR spectrum, and 11 signals (7 above 100 ppm) in its 13C NMR spectrum. The ¹H NMR data for compound X is tabulated below. Signal position Signal area Lines observed 1.2 3H 3 lines 2.5 3H 1 line 2.7 2H 4 lines 3.4 2H 1 line 7.1 1H 2 lines 7.2 1H 3 lines 7.3 1H 3 lines 7.4 1H 2 lines

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Chapter13: Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Spectroscopy

Section13.7: Chemical Shift

Problem 13.5P: Following are two constitutional isomers with the molecular formula C4H8O2. (a) Predict the number...

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