Compounds A and B having identical molecular formula C4H30 have the following C signals at 8= 7 ·87, 29·43, 36. 87, 209.28 ppm and 8 = 13.71, 15.69, 45· 85 and 202·80, respectively. DEPT gave a single-inverted peak for A and two inverted peaks for B. Predict the two structures of A and B, assign peaks and identify the functional groups. 13

Compounds A and B having identical molecular formula C4H30 have the following C signals at 8= 7 ·87, 29·43, 36. 87, 209.28 ppm and 8 = 13.71, 15.69, 45· 85 and 202·80, respectively. DEPT gave a single-inverted peak for A and two inverted peaks for B. Predict the two structures of A and B, assign peaks and identify the functional groups. 13

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