Ts.(e) An organic compound C,H;O has thefollowing spectral properties :UV-Vis : 248 nmIR : 3060 cm¬, 3020 cm-, 2820 cm-',1675 cm-,1450 cm-', 750 cm-', 680 cm2750 cm,1625 cm',-1'H-NMR : 8 9-7 (d), 7-45 (m), 6-7 (dd)13 C-NMR8 128-2 (d),128-5 (d),129-0 (d), 131·1 (d), 134·1 (s), 152-0 (d),193-3 (d)ald heMS : m/z 132, 131, 104, 77, 55Elucidate the structure of tha čompound.be-ze

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(e) An organic compound C,HgO has the following spectral properties : UV-Vis : 248 nm IR : 3060 cm-1, 3020 cm-', 2820 cm" 2750 cm-1, 1450 cm-, 750 cm-', 680 cm- 1675 cm-1, 1625 cm- 'H-NMR : 8 9-7 (d), 7.45 (m), 6-7 (dd) 13 C-NMR 8 128.2 (d), 128-5 (d), 129.0 (d), 131:1 (d), 134-1 (s), 152 0 (d), 193-3 (d)ald /hc MS : m/z 132, 131, 104 77, 55 Elycidate the structure of tha Compound. be-ze

(e) An organic compound C,HgO has the following spectral properties : UV-Vis : 248 nm IR : 3060 cm-1, 3020 cm-', 2820 cm" 2750 cm-1, 1450 cm-, 750 cm-', 680 cm- 1675 cm-1, 1625 cm- 'H-NMR : 8 9-7 (d), 7.45 (m), 6-7 (dd) 13 C-NMR 8 128.2 (d), 128-5 (d), 129.0 (d), 131:1 (d), 134-1 (s), 152 0 (d), 193-3 (d)ald /hc MS : m/z 132, 131, 104 77, 55 Elycidate the structure of tha Compound. be-ze

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