kindly answer this question A & C An unknown compound A with molecular formula C6H1004 shows significantfragment peaks at m/z 146, 115, 87 and 59 (base peak) in its mass spectrum.(a). Analyse the following spectrocopic data with appopriate explanations.Η ΝMR(200 MHz, CDCI3)T°C NMR(50 MHz, CDCI3)IRDEPT-135(v, cm1)1.23, d, 3H3.31, q. 1Н3.82, s, 6H13.5 (positive)47.2 (positive)53.5 (positive)13.547.2173753.5171.8(b). Propose the fragmentation that indicates the base peak at m/z 59 ofcompound A(c). With aid of the data in (a)., give the most plausible structure of compoundA

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An unknown compound A with molecular formula C6H1004 shows significant fragment peaks at m/z 146, 115, 87 and 59 (base peak) in its mass spectrum. (a). Analyse the following spectrocopic data with appopriate explanations. Η ΝMR (200 MHz, CDCI3) °C NMR (50 MHz, CDCI3) IR DEPT-135 (v, cm*) 1.23, d, 3H 3.31, q, 1H 13.5 (positive) 47.2 (positive) 53.5 (positive) 13.5 47.2 1737 3.82, s, 6H 53.5 171.8 (b). Propose the fragmentation that indicates the base peak at m/z 59 of compound A (c). With aid of the data in (a)., give the most plausible structure of compound A

An unknown compound A with molecular formula C6H1004 shows significant fragment peaks at m/z 146, 115, 87 and 59 (base peak) in its mass spectrum. (a). Analyse the following spectrocopic data with appopriate explanations. Η ΝMR (200 MHz, CDCI3) °C NMR (50 MHz, CDCI3) IR DEPT-135 (v, cm*) 1.23, d, 3H 3.31, q, 1H 13.5 (positive) 47.2 (positive) 53.5 (positive) 13.5 47.2 1737 3.82, s, 6H 53.5 171.8 (b). Propose the fragmentation that indicates the base peak at m/z 59 of compound A (c). With aid of the data in (a)., give the most plausible structure of compound A

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