5 Compound X IS a monocyclic and has molecular formula Cy Ho CID. The IR spectrum for compound X Shows a strong absorption at 1790cm². Compouna X does not show an absorption 9t 2950 (m". Which one is compound X? DH 1. CI OCH3

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5 Compound X is a monolyclic and has molecular formula (y HOCIO. The IB spectrum for compound X shous
a strong absorption at 1790cm². Compound X does not show an absorption at J950 (m?. Which one
is compand X?
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Transcribed Image Text:5 Compound X is a monolyclic and has molecular formula (y HOCIO. The IB spectrum for compound X shous a strong absorption at 1790cm². Compound X does not show an absorption at J950 (m?. Which one is compand X? DH CI -OCH3
® Which one of the following would Show a signal at the highest chemica) Shift in its 'HNMR
spectrum?
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(8 Compound W has molecular formula (8 His N and its fully decoupled BC NMR spectum
Shows, among other signals, a signal in tne 1D -130 ppm range. Which one could be
Compound W?
e)
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O Compound z has moletwlar formula (4HyO . Which one of the folowng struciues is consistent
with The spectral data for compound 2 below? IR (cm"); a950, 710 (Strorg)
"HN HR Sigpal # (hemir) Sbi4 (po) | Maltipliriky Sntegation
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Transcribed Image Text:® Which one of the following would Show a signal at the highest chemica) Shift in its 'HNMR spectrum? (a) 9) (8 Compound W has molecular formula (8 His N and its fully decoupled BC NMR spectum Shows, among other signals, a signal in tne 1D -130 ppm range. Which one could be Compound W? e) 9. CEN O Compound z has moletwlar formula (4HyO . Which one of the folowng struciues is consistent with The spectral data for compound 2 below? IR (cm"); a950, 710 (Strorg) "HN HR Sigpal # (hemir) Sbi4 (po) | Maltipliriky Sntegation 2. 8 Septet dovolet (a) 9)
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(5) C4H5ClO

DBE = 4 + 1 - 5/2 - 1/2 = 2 

IR

1790 cm-1 : C=O stretching (presence of carbonyl group)

In the given structures carbonyl group is present for option "a" and compound "c".

There is no IR stretching at 2750 cm-1. Which indicates no aldehydic C-H stretching.

Possible structure is option "c".

 

(7) 

More deshielded the proton higher will be the chemical shift.

In option "a" the terminal proton near 2 Cl atoms will give peak at highest chemical shift because two electronegative Cl groups will deshielded the proton at high extent than one Cl at different positions in option "d"

Options  "b" , "c" and "e" are different from "a" because no proton is present at the carbon where 2 Cl attached in "b" , "c" and "e".

Possible structure is option "a".

 

(9)C7H14O

DBE = 7 + 1 - 14/2 = 1 

1710 cm-1 : C=O stretching (presence of carbonyl group)

2950 cm-1 : sp3 C-H stretching 

 

In 1H NMR only 7 hydrogens given but total 14 hydrogens present, it means symmetric molecule.

Possible structure is option "b".

 

 

 

 

 

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