13. Propose structures for compounds that fit the following ¹H NMR data:a. CH, Bra. 3H doublet at 2.0b. 1H quartet at 5.0C. 5H singlet at 7.3 8b. C15H240a.18H singlet at 1.41 8b. 3H singlet at 1.6 82H singlet at 6.97 8C.d. 1H singlet at 4.5

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13. Propose structures for compounds that fit the following ¹H NMR data: a. C,H, Br a. 3H doublet at 2.0 8 b. 1H quartet at 5.0 & C. 5H singlet at 7.3 6 b. C15H240 a. 18H singlet at 1.41 8 b. 3H singlet at 1.6 S c. 2H singlet at 6.97 S 1H singlet at 4.5 d.

13. Propose structures for compounds that fit the following ¹H NMR data: a. C,H, Br a. 3H doublet at 2.0 8 b. 1H quartet at 5.0 & C. 5H singlet at 7.3 6 b. C15H240 a. 18H singlet at 1.41 8 b. 3H singlet at 1.6 S c. 2H singlet at 6.97 S 1H singlet at 4.5 d.

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13. Propose structures for compounds that fit the following ¹H NMR data:
a. CH, Br
a. 3H doublet at 2.0
b. 1H quartet at 5.0
C. 5H singlet at 7.3 8
b. C15H240
a.
18H singlet at 1.41 8
b. 3H singlet at 1.6 8
2H singlet at 6.97 8
C.
d. 1H singlet at 4.5

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