VI: Application Question: Propose a structure that matches the following molecular formula, 1H NMR and IR information provided below. Label the protons in the final structure using the alphabetical notation convention (a, b, c, etc). Molecular Formula: C„H160 IR data: Broad peak at 3300 cm1, strong stretch at 3099 cm1, medium stretch at 1614 cm1 and 1506 cm1. 1H NMR data: Integration Observed Splitting Pattern Letter Chemical Shift Assignment Value (ppm) a 0.86 6H Doublet 1.83 1H Multiplet 2.45 2H Doublet d. 7.20 2H Doublet e 7.12 2H Doublet 3.95 2H Singlet g 3.2 1H Broad singlet

VI: Application Question: Propose a structure that matches the following molecular formula, 1H NMR and IR information provided below. Label the protons in the final structure using the alphabetical notation convention (a, b, c, etc). Molecular Formula: C„H160 IR data: Broad peak at 3300 cm1, strong stretch at 3099 cm1, medium stretch at 1614 cm1 and 1506 cm1. 1H NMR data: Integration Observed Splitting Pattern Letter Chemical Shift Assignment Value (ppm) a 0.86 6H Doublet 1.83 1H Multiplet 2.45 2H Doublet d. 7.20 2H Doublet e 7.12 2H Doublet 3.95 2H Singlet g 3.2 1H Broad singlet

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