Based on the answers to parts 1 and 2 only, and not considering the IR spectrum, which of the following are possibilities for the compound structure?Check all that apply.HOOH☐OH-онOHHO-OHNone of the aboveAn unknown compound with formula CH O₂ gives the IR spectrum shown below and has an M peak at m/z 110 in its mass spectrum. Answer the questionsthat follow to identify the compound.Transmittance10050Hmm4000300015002000Wavenumber (cm)1000500Part 1 of 4What is the molecular formula of the compound?CHOPart 2 of 4What is the index of hydrogen deficiency or degree of unsaturation of the compound?

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