Compound L has the formula C₁1H₁5 NO. The ¹H NMR, 13C NMR and the IR spectra for Compound Lare shown below. Propose a structure for Compound L.12480011HSP-01-587DEPT-90DEPT-1351 :T T10 92002 2CDS-06-33787180 1606:1405ppm120443100: 6ppm2T T1to maineriberent waiho mlenmol wons havus saonic80D0 -1T6040204T0

Compound L has the formula C₁1H15 NO. The ¹H NMR, ¹3C NMR and the IR spectra for Compound L are shown below. Propose a structure for Compound L. 12 11 10 HSP-01-587 DEPT-90 1 DEPT-135 200 : T 9 u 2:2 CDS-06-337 T 8 7 6 180 160 140 100 : T 5 ppm 120 4 4 3 100 : 6 1 2 ppm T or to paineriserert wakas momo wons hovius sa amie 1 80 HOODS 0 -1 T 60 T 40 T 20 T 0 =

Compound L has the formula C₁1H15 NO. The ¹H NMR, ¹3C NMR and the IR spectra for Compound L are shown below. Propose a structure for Compound L. 12 11 10 HSP-01-587 DEPT-90 1 DEPT-135 200 : T 9 u 2:2 CDS-06-337 T 8 7 6 180 160 140 100 : T 5 ppm 120 4 4 3 100 : 6 1 2 ppm T or to paineriserert wakas momo wons hovius sa amie 1 80 HOODS 0 -1 T 60 T 40 T 20 T 0 =

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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