CH3 2. An unknown isomer of C4H9Cl has the ¹³C NMR and DEPT-135 spectra shown below: 13C NMR: 90 70 I 50 8 (ppm) CH3CH₂CH₂ CH₂CI A 30 I 1 10 DEPT-135: CH3 CH3-CHCH₂-CI B 90 70 I I 1 Circle the compound that is represented by these spectra. Clearly explain your reasoning. you will need to explain how each of the other three isomers was eliminated from consideration. 50 8 (ppm) C CH3CH₂ CH-CI CH3 30 I 10 CH3 CH3-C-CI CH3 I D

CH3 2. An unknown isomer of C4H9Cl has the ¹³C NMR and DEPT-135 spectra shown below: 13C NMR: 90 70 I 50 8 (ppm) CH3CH₂CH₂ CH₂CI A 30 I 1 10 DEPT-135: CH3 CH3-CHCH₂-CI B 90 70 I I 1 Circle the compound that is represented by these spectra. Clearly explain your reasoning. you will need to explain how each of the other three isomers was eliminated from consideration. 50 8 (ppm) C CH3CH₂ CH-CI CH3 30 I 10 CH3 CH3-C-CI CH3 I D

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