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Given a molecular formula and IR spectrum, propose a possible structure for each of the following examples. 1. CGH100 Mhe 50 D 4000 3000 2o00 1500 1000 500 HAVENUMBERI -1l 2940 2967 1430 1422 1347 1119 1050 49) 485 79 26 68 67 72 52 70 79 T804 1717 1677 1 463 a6 70 1018 al 1398 1311 1265 1221 908 a96 70 74 a1 58 84 863 662 79 84 פפ 1449 63 63 86 TRANSMITTANCEI

Given a molecular formula and IR spectrum, propose a possible structure for each of the following examples. 1. CGH100 Mhe 50 D 4000 3000 2o00 1500 1000 500 HAVENUMBERI -1l 2940 2967 1430 1422 1347 1119 1050 49) 485 79 26 68 67 72 52 70 79 T804 1717 1677 1 463 a6 70 1018 al 1398 1311 1265 1221 908 a96 70 74 a1 58 84 863 662 79 84 פפ 1449 63 63 86 TRANSMITTANCEI

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Given a molecular formula and IR spectrum, propose a possible structure for each of the following examples. 1. CGH100 Mhe D 4000 3000 2000 1500 1000 500 HAVENUMB ERI -l 2940 2967 1119 1050 26 1430 1422 6B 67 491 485 79 72 52 70 79 L804 86 1347 70 70 J018 1717 1398 1511 1265 1221 908 74 1677 a1 58 a96 34 1463 79 84 а63 77 1449 63 63 662 86 TRANSMETTANCEI
Transcribed Image Text:Given a molecular formula and IR spectrum, propose a possible structure for each of the following examples. 1. CGH100 Mhe D 4000 3000 2000 1500 1000 500 HAVENUMB ERI -l 2940 2967 1119 1050 26 1430 1422 6B 67 491 485 79 72 52 70 79 L804 86 1347 70 70 J018 1717 1398 1511 1265 1221 908 74 1677 a1 58 a96 34 1463 79 84 а63 77 1449 63 63 662 86 TRANSMETTANCEI
2. C12H100 LOD 50 D 4000 3000 2000 1500 1000 500 HAVENUMB ER I -l 3066 49 1690 1286 41 979 906 77 53 749 691 11 3040 42 1584 1237 5 154а 1487 1456 1389 3027 2428 55 64 1198 38 900 52 660 77 1163 1072 74 4 21 896 62 617 77 2032 74 37 33 867 14 604 77 1958 70 77 1024 32 825 62 499 39 TRANSMETTANCEI
Transcribed Image Text:2. C12H100 LOD 50 D 4000 3000 2000 1500 1000 500 HAVENUMB ER I -l 3066 49 1690 1286 41 979 906 77 53 749 691 11 3040 42 1584 1237 5 154а 1487 1456 1389 3027 2428 55 64 1198 38 900 52 660 77 1163 1072 74 4 21 896 62 617 77 2032 74 37 33 867 14 604 77 1958 70 77 1024 32 825 62 499 39 TRANSMETTANCEI
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