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Chapter 21: Q78E (page 726)

Assign structures to compounds with the following 1H NMR spectra:

(a)C5H9ClO2

IR:1735 cm-1

Short Answer

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Thestructure of the compound using 1H NMR spectra can be drawn.

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01

Drawing the structure for C5H9ClO2with IR=1735 cm-1

The structure can be drawn as,

02

Drawing the structure for C7H12O4with IR=1735 cm-1

The IR bond frequency indicates dicarboxylic acid.

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