2. Compound B has a molecular formula of C₁H₁2O₂. It has a characteristic IR signal ataround 1700 cm³¹. Draw the molecular structure of B.3H1H1H 1HL200180160 140PPM120PPM1002H 2H80602H4020

The proton and carbon NMR helps us to find the structure of unknown organic compound.

2. Compound Bhas a molecular formula of Ci.H2O2. It has a characteristic IR signal at around 1700 cm. Draw the molecular structure of B. 3H 1H 1H1H PPM |||| 180 160 140 100 120 PPM 200 2H 2H 80 2H 40 20

2. Compound Bhas a molecular formula of Ci.H2O2. It has a characteristic IR signal at around 1700 cm. Draw the molecular structure of B. 3H 1H 1H1H PPM |||| 180 160 140 100 120 PPM 200 2H 2H 80 2H 40 20

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2. Compound B has a molecular formula of C₁H₁2O₂. It has a characteristic IR signal at
around 1700 cm³¹. Draw the molecular structure of B.
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1H
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160 140
PPM
120
PPM
100
2H 2H
80
60
2H
40
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