Analysis of a sweet-smelling, neutral compound of carbon, hydrogen and oxygen produced the following results: %C = 54.5; %H = 9.1. 3. From its mass spectrum, the molecular ion had a mass/charge ratio of 88. Its infra-red spectrum showed a prominent peak at 1735 cm-. Figure 121 shows the NMR spectrum of the compound. Figure 121 absorption of energy

Analysis of a sweet-smelling, neutral compound of carbon, hydrogen and oxygen produced the following results: %C = 54.5; %H = 9.1. 3. From its mass spectrum, the molecular ion had a mass/charge ratio of 88. Its infra-red spectrum showed a prominent peak at 1735 cm-. Figure 121 shows the NMR spectrum of the compound. Figure 121 absorption of energy

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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