PROBLEMS1. State the reasonable conclusions that can be drawn from each of the data sets below.a. C4HsO, ¹3C NMR 8 205, 32, 25, 1313b.C4H8O, ¹3C NMR 8 62, 3213C. C4H8O, ¹3C NMR 8 142, 113, 68, 2313d. C4H8O2, ¹3C NMR 8 158, 71, 25, 13e.CHO,C NMR 8 146, 127, 118, 113

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BLEMS State the reasonable conclusions that can be dr a. C4H8O, ¹3C NMR 8 205, 32, 25, 13 b. C4H8O, ¹3C NMR 8 62, 32 c. 13, d. C4H8O2, ¹3C NMR 8 158, 71, 25, 13 e. CHO, ¹3C NMR 8 146, 127, 118, 113 13, C4H8O, ¹3C NMR 8 142, 113, 68, 23

BLEMS State the reasonable conclusions that can be dr a. C4H8O, ¹3C NMR 8 205, 32, 25, 13 b. C4H8O, ¹3C NMR 8 62, 32 c. 13, d. C4H8O2, ¹3C NMR 8 158, 71, 25, 13 e. CHO, ¹3C NMR 8 146, 127, 118, 113 13, C4H8O, ¹3C NMR 8 142, 113, 68, 23

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