The proton NMR spectrum of a compound, C3H6Cl2, has a pentet at d 2.19 and a triplet at & 3.72 with a 1:2 integration ratio, respectively.Which compound below best matches the data?A) CH₂CH₂CHC1₂B) CICH₂CH₂CH₂C1C) CH3CHCH₂C1ClC1D) CH3CCH3C1 765B4=23.43.753A = 2.2011.221TMS90 Hz.0 8 ppm

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Answered: J L 23. A = 3.75 U A = 2.20 11.2 TMS 90…

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J L 23. A = 3.75 U A = 2.20 11.2 TMS 90 Hz & nom

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