Given the following 13C NMR signals, construct a structure for the unknown compounds. A. Molecular formula: C11H16Broadband decoupled: 29.5 δ, 31.8 δ, 50.2 δ, 125.5 δ, 127.5 δ, 130.3 δ, 139.8 δDEPT-90: 125.5 δ, 127.5 δ, 130.3 δDEPT-135 (positive): 29.5 δ, 125.5 δ, 127.5 δ, 130.3 δDEPT-135 (negative): 50.2 δ B. The unknown compound has M+∙ = 86 in its mass spectrum and a broad peak at 3400 cm-1 in its IR spectrum. The following are the 13C NMR spectral data:Broadband decoupled: 30.2 δ, 31.9 δ, 61.8 δ, 114.7 δ, 138.4 δDEPT-90: 138.4 δDEPT-135 (positive): 138.4 δDEPT-135 (negative): 30.2 δ, 31.9 δ, 61.8 δ, 114.7 δ

Based on the given information, we can deduce the following: The compound contains 11 carbon atoms…

Given the following 13C NMR signals, construct a structure for the unknown compounds. A. Molecular formula: C11H16 Broadband decoupled: 29.5 δ, 31.8 δ, 50.2 δ, 125.5 δ, 127.5 δ, 130.3 δ, 139.8 δ DEPT-90: 125.5 δ, 127.5 δ, 130.3 δ DEPT-135 (positive): 29.5 δ, 125.5 δ, 127.5 δ, 130.3 δ DEPT-135 (negative): 50.2 δ

Given the following 13C NMR signals, construct a structure for the unknown compounds. A. Molecular formula: C11H16 Broadband decoupled: 29.5 δ, 31.8 δ, 50.2 δ, 125.5 δ, 127.5 δ, 130.3 δ, 139.8 δ DEPT-90: 125.5 δ, 127.5 δ, 130.3 δ DEPT-135 (positive): 29.5 δ, 125.5 δ, 127.5 δ, 130.3 δ DEPT-135 (negative): 50.2 δ

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Chapter17: Carboxylic Acids

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Problem 17.17P

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