(b) The proton decoupled" 1°C spectrum of compound A (C,H1202) contain three peaks-13, 40, 60, 130-138 (4 peaks), ppm. In proton spectrum the peaks at 13 ppm. 40 and 60 ppm split into quartret, triplet and, triplet respectively. Suggest a`structure. the compound A. Explain your deduction. If you take a DEPT-135 spectrum, then what will be the nature of these peaks? What 1°C proton coupling nonstant J would you expect for the 172 coupled 1C for

(b) The proton decoupled" 1°C spectrum of compound A (C,H1202) contain three peaks-13, 40, 60, 130-138 (4 peaks), ppm. In proton spectrum the peaks at 13 ppm. 40 and 60 ppm split into quartret, triplet and, triplet respectively. Suggest a`structure. the compound A. Explain your deduction. If you take a DEPT-135 spectrum, then what will be the nature of these peaks? What 1°C proton coupling nonstant J would you expect for the 172 coupled 1C for

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