If this is an NMR of a low molecular weight alcohol, propose a possible structure. **NMR Spectrum Analysis**This image displays a Nuclear Magnetic Resonance (NMR) spectrum, which is a graphical representation used in chemistry to determine the molecular structure of a compound. Below are details of the various components of the spectrum:### Header Information:- **Sample Name:** "unknown A run #2"- **File Path:** C:\Bruker\TopSpin4_0.9- **Description:** unknown A run #2### Graph Details:#### Axes:- **X-Axis (ppm):** Represents the chemical shift in parts per million (ppm). This axis usually ranges from 0 to 10 ppm, indicating the environment of the hydrogen atoms in a molecule.- **Y-Axis:** Represents the intensity of the NMR signal.#### Peaks:- **Position and Number:** The NMR spectrum shows several peaks at various chemical shifts. These peaks denote different hydrogen environments in the sample. 1. **Peak at ~7.000 ppm**2. **Peak at ~3.9666 ppm**3. **Peak at ~2.9665 ppm**4. **Peak at ~0.9122 ppm**Each peak corresponds to specific hydrogen atoms in the molecule, providing insights into its molecular structure.#### Interpretation:- The number of peaks indicates the number of different hydrogen environments.- The chemical shift (ppm) gives an idea about the electronic environment surrounding the hydrogen atoms (e.g., proximity to electronegative atoms). Understanding this NMR spectrum would typically involve analyzing these peaks in relation to known chemical shifts for various functional groups to deduce possible structures of the compound.

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