Problem 1 Spectra 100 89 Relative Intensity 100 FANDALES D 80 CDC13 -0 4000 40 20 0 220 25 2804 66 2736 53 1694 7 3364 77 3076 68 3040 70 2960 17 2936 22 1578 11 2875 27 1510 14 2829 62 1603 4 1474 42 200 3000 100 m/z www 50 1468 41 1428 44 1395 46 1319 23 1258 7 1216 18 1160 9 QE-300 180 160 75 2000 1124 62 1110 50 1057 45 1026 44 1005 44 970 50 877 66 140 HAVENUMBERI 833 20 787 72 780 58 662 47 638 62 619 42 516 56 120 1500 100 rquenftetejuruptajem 80 125 60 150 1000 40 175 20 500

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On spectra 1 are the mass, IR and 13 C and 1 H NMR
spectra of an organic compound.
1) a) From these spectra, determine the structure of the molecule.
Remember to ignore the triad in the 13 C NMR spectrum at 77 ppm that
comes from the NMR solvent. 
b) Draw the structure of the molecule and label each hydrogen with a letter
(A, B, C...). Then fill in the peak assignment table below. 

hydrogen chemical shift integration splitting pattern couples to 
         
         
240
Problem 1 Spectra
100-
12
Relative Intensity
LOD
เรามเพล
D
CDC13
80
4000
05
20-
0
220
3364 77 2804 66
3076 68 2736 59
3040 70 1694 7
2960 17 1603 4
2936 22 1578 11
1510 14
1474 42
2875 27
2829 62
11
200
25
10
3000
QE-300
180
9
50
1468 41
1428 44
1395 46
1313 23
1258 7
1216 18
1160 9
160
8
2000
1124 62
1110 50
1057 45
1026 44
1005 44
970 50
877 66
140
75
7
HAVENUMBERI
633 20
787 72
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780 58
652 47
638 62
619 42
516 ББ
100
m/z
120
6
1500
100
5
80
125
4
60
3
150
1000
40
20
175
500
Transcribed Image Text:240 Problem 1 Spectra 100- 12 Relative Intensity LOD เรามเพล D CDC13 80 4000 05 20- 0 220 3364 77 2804 66 3076 68 2736 59 3040 70 1694 7 2960 17 1603 4 2936 22 1578 11 1510 14 1474 42 2875 27 2829 62 11 200 25 10 3000 QE-300 180 9 50 1468 41 1428 44 1395 46 1313 23 1258 7 1216 18 1160 9 160 8 2000 1124 62 1110 50 1057 45 1026 44 1005 44 970 50 877 66 140 75 7 HAVENUMBERI 633 20 787 72 www 780 58 652 47 638 62 619 42 516 ББ 100 m/z 120 6 1500 100 5 80 125 4 60 3 150 1000 40 20 175 500
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