Cyclic compound A has two methyl groups, is symmetric, and has amolecular formula of C6H10O2. It has a broad IR-absorption band in theregion. Upon hydrogenation with H₂2 over a catalyst, the compound gives anew product with a molecular formula C6H12O2.гPropose a structure for A and for the product.C6H₁002 → C6H120₂Сон г10

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Cyclic compound A has two methyl groups, is symmetric, and has a molecular formula of C6H10O2. It has a broad IR-absorption band in the 3200-3550 cm¹ region and a strong absorption in the 1620-1680 cm-¹ region. Upon hydrogenation with H₂ over a catalyst, the compound gives a new product with a molecular formula C6H12O2. C6H₁002 → C6H120₂ Propose a structure for A and for the product.

Cyclic compound A has two methyl groups, is symmetric, and has a molecular formula of C6H10O2. It has a broad IR-absorption band in the 3200-3550 cm¹ region and a strong absorption in the 1620-1680 cm-¹ region. Upon hydrogenation with H₂ over a catalyst, the compound gives a new product with a molecular formula C6H12O2. C6H₁002 → C6H120₂ Propose a structure for A and for the product.

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