A compound (L) with the molecular formula C9H10 reacts with bromine and gives an IR absorption spectrum that includes the following absorption peaks: 3035 cm 1¹(m), 3020 cm ¹(m), 2925 cm ¹(m), 2853 cm ¹(w), 1640 cm ¹(m), 990 cm ¹(s), 915 cm ¹(s), 740 cm ¹(s), 695 cm ¹(s). The ¹H NMR spectrum of L consists of: Doublet 3.1 ppm (2H) Multiplet 5.1 ppm Multiplet 7.1 (5H) ppm Multiplet 4.8 ppm Multiplet 5.8 ppm The UV spectrum shows a maximum at 255 nm. Propose a structure for compound L. Br ✔ Edit Drawing Br

A compound (L) with the molecular formula C9H10 reacts with bromine and gives an IR absorption spectrum that includes the following absorption peaks: 3035 cm 1¹(m), 3020 cm ¹(m), 2925 cm ¹(m), 2853 cm ¹(w), 1640 cm ¹(m), 990 cm ¹(s), 915 cm ¹(s), 740 cm ¹(s), 695 cm ¹(s). The ¹H NMR spectrum of L consists of: Doublet 3.1 ppm (2H) Multiplet 5.1 ppm Multiplet 7.1 (5H) ppm Multiplet 4.8 ppm Multiplet 5.8 ppm The UV spectrum shows a maximum at 255 nm. Propose a structure for compound L. Br ✔ Edit Drawing Br

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