The IR and H NMR data of a compound with the formula C5H8O4 are given below. Please choose the best structure for the compound. IR Data: 1H NMR Data: 3500-2700 cm-1 1705 cm-1, strong 1.70 ppm, 2H pentet 2.26 ppm, 4H triplet 12.1 ppm 2H singlet CO,H CO,H 2OC-H CH,CH,ČHCO,H CH,CHCH,CO,H H2OCCH;CH,CH,CO,H C А C

The IR and H NMR data of a compound with the formula C5H8O4 are given below. Please choose the best structure for the compound. IR Data: 1H NMR Data: 3500-2700 cm-1 1705 cm-1, strong 1.70 ppm, 2H pentet 2.26 ppm, 4H triplet 12.1 ppm 2H singlet CO,H CO,H 2OC-H CH,CH,ČHCO,H CH,CHCH,CO,H H2OCCH;CH,CH,CO,H C А C

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