a) b) Predicting Acidity Rank the following compounds in order of increasing acidity: 1 1 1 OH LOH Rel. Intensity 100 80 60 40 20 2 0.0+ OH 0.0 OH H₂ 0: Alcohols and Ethers Interpreting a Mass Spectrum give a peak at m/z = 45? 20 3 3 Example: Propose a structure for the following alcohol using the mass spectrum below (NOTE: there is a very small peak at m/z = 88) unknown MASS SPECTRUM 40 OH OH Ö-H 3 4 60 Hints: This is an alcohol, it has a mass of 88 so first determine the formula, then draw the possible structures. Now, which structure will fragment to OH OH 80 100

a) b) Predicting Acidity Rank the following compounds in order of increasing acidity: 1 1 1 OH LOH Rel. Intensity 100 80 60 40 20 2 0.0+ OH 0.0 OH H₂ 0: Alcohols and Ethers Interpreting a Mass Spectrum give a peak at m/z = 45? 20 3 3 Example: Propose a structure for the following alcohol using the mass spectrum below (NOTE: there is a very small peak at m/z = 88) unknown MASS SPECTRUM 40 OH OH Ö-H 3 4 60 Hints: This is an alcohol, it has a mass of 88 so first determine the formula, then draw the possible structures. Now, which structure will fragment to OH OH 80 100

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