You are provided with IR, Mass, 'H, and "C-NMR spectra of a compound having the molecular formula C,H0. Assign the suitable structure which agrees with the provided spectra, give reason for your assignment and show the fragmentation and show the fragmentation pattems and NMR signals which confirm your II. answer. IR Spectrum an 4000 3000 B00 2000 1600 V (em) 1200 100 Mass Spectum M C,H0 40 120 160 200 240 200 m/e UC NMR Spectrum (100 M. pann CDCI, te 136 130 se DEPT C ot od paren deed 200 160 120 80 O 8 ppm) H NMR Specum 400 M. CDC, htn Eharge 10 2 8 (ppm)

You are provided with IR, Mass, 'H, and "C-NMR spectra of a compound having the molecular formula C,H0. Assign the suitable structure which agrees with the provided spectra, give reason for your assignment and show the fragmentation and show the fragmentation pattems and NMR signals which confirm your II. answer. IR Spectrum an 4000 3000 B00 2000 1600 V (em) 1200 100 Mass Spectum M C,H0 40 120 160 200 240 200 m/e UC NMR Spectrum (100 M. pann CDCI, te 136 130 se DEPT C ot od paren deed 200 160 120 80 O 8 ppm) H NMR Specum 400 M. CDC, htn Eharge 10 2 8 (ppm)

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