**Chemical Compound Identification****Physical Description:**- The substance is a colorless but fragrant liquid with an oily appearance.**Chemical Information:**- **Observed Melting Point:** -78.5 °C- **Observed Boiling Point:** 138-142 °C- **Calculated Molecular Weight (MW):** 130 g/mol- **Density:** 0.876 g/cm³- **Solubility in Water:** Minimally soluble- **Other Properties:** Flash Point is 77 °F**Spectroscopic Information:**- **IR Bands:** Indicate the presence of C-H functionalities. There is a strong stretch near 1700 cm⁻¹ and several strong bands between 1500 and 1000 cm⁻¹.- **C-13 NMR Spectrum:** Indicates 6 unique carbon atoms and a non-cyclic structure.- **Proton NMR Data:** Indicates 5 sets of unique protons.**C-13 NMR Data:**- **Chemical Shifts (ppm):** - 171.08 (Int: 222, Assign: 1) - 63.13 (Int: 887, Assign: 2) - 37.48 (Int: 645, Assign: 3) - 25.18 (Int: 635, Assign: 4) - 22.51 (Int: 1000, Assign: 5) - 20.96 (Int: 473, Assign: 6)**H-1 NMR:**- **Assignments and Shifts (ppm):** - A: 4.095 - B: 2.037 - C: 1.693 - D: 1.521 - E: 0.926This detailed analysis provides insight into the structural elements of the chemical compound, utilizing various spectroscopic data for precise identification.

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Given the information listed below, identify the chemical compound. Physical description: This substance is a colorless but fragrant liquid that is oily in appearance. Chemical information: Observed Melting point: -78.5 °C Observed Boiling point: 138-142 °C Calculated MW: 130 g/mol Density: 0.876 g/cm3 Solubility in water: Minimally soluble, Other: Flash Point: 77 °F Spectroscopic information: IR bands indicate this compound contains C-H functionalities and the appearance of a strong stretch near 1700 cm-1 as well as several strong bands between 1500 and 1000 cm-1. The C-13 NMR spectrum for this compound indicates 6 unique carbon atoms and no cyclic structure. The proton NMR data indicate 5 sets of unique protons. C-13 NMR data of: ppm Int 171.08 222 63.13 887 37.48 25.18 22.51 20.96 H-1 NMR 645 635 1000 473 A B с D E Assign Shift (ppm) 4.095 Assign 1 2 2.037 1.693 1.521 0.926 3 4 10 60 5

Given the information listed below, identify the chemical compound. Physical description: This substance is a colorless but fragrant liquid that is oily in appearance. Chemical information: Observed Melting point: -78.5 °C Observed Boiling point: 138-142 °C Calculated MW: 130 g/mol Density: 0.876 g/cm3 Solubility in water: Minimally soluble, Other: Flash Point: 77 °F Spectroscopic information: IR bands indicate this compound contains C-H functionalities and the appearance of a strong stretch near 1700 cm-1 as well as several strong bands between 1500 and 1000 cm-1. The C-13 NMR spectrum for this compound indicates 6 unique carbon atoms and no cyclic structure. The proton NMR data indicate 5 sets of unique protons. C-13 NMR data of: ppm Int 171.08 222 63.13 887 37.48 25.18 22.51 20.96 H-1 NMR 645 635 1000 473 A B с D E Assign Shift (ppm) 4.095 Assign 1 2 2.037 1.693 1.521 0.926 3 4 10 60 5

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