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Chapter 12.SE, Problem 48AP
The infrared spectrum of the compound with the mass spectrum shown below lacks any significant absorption above 3000 cm-1. There is a prominent peak near 1740 cm-1 and another strong peak near 1200 cm-1. Propose a structure consistent with the data.
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