6) The compound with the molecular formula C4H10O was synthesized. It was further analyzedusing IR spectroscopy. The spectrum of the compound is illustrated below. Identify the structureof a compound. Justify your answer. Identify as many peaks on its IR spectrum as possible.(5 points)100806060%T40202004000R2020-93124TM3000200015001000400Wavenumber [cm-1]

Answered: 6) The compound with the molecular…

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