4. Assign a structure for the alkyl halide whose MS and 'H NMR are shown below.60-IM+ 2120-IM'1M+ 41.0-0.02404080120160200mizM, M+2 and M+4 are at m/z 200, 202, 204; fragments at m/z 121, 123 base peak at m/z 42rmeyRel. Abundance

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4. Assign a structure for the alkyl halide whose MS and 'H NMR are shown below. IM 21 20- IM'M4 0.0+ 0.0 240 80 120 160 200 miz M, M•2 and M+4 are at m/z 200, 202, 204; fragments at m/z 121, 123 base peak at m/z 42 Rel. Abundance

4. Assign a structure for the alkyl halide whose MS and 'H NMR are shown below. IM 21 20- IM'M4 0.0+ 0.0 240 80 120 160 200 miz M, M•2 and M+4 are at m/z 200, 202, 204; fragments at m/z 121, 123 base peak at m/z 42 Rel. Abundance

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4. Assign a structure for the alkyl halide whose MS and 'H NMR are shown below.
60-
IM+ 21
20-
IM'1M+ 41
.0-
0.0
240
40
80
120
160
200
miz
M, M+2 and M+4 are at m/z 200, 202, 204; fragments at m/z 121, 123 base peak at m/z 42
rmey
Rel. Abundance

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