Physical description: This substance is a colorless but fragrant liquid that is oily in appearance. Chemical information: Observed Melting point: -78.5 °C Observed Boiling point: 138-142 °C Calculated MW: 130 g/mol Density: 0.876 g/cm³ Solubility in water: Minimally soluble, Other: Flash Point: 77 °F Spectroscopic information: IR bands indicate this compound contains C-H functionalities and the appearance of a strong stretch near 1700 cm³¹ as well as several strong bands between 1500 and 1000 cm-¹. 4600 171.08 222 63.13 887 37.48 645 25.18 635 3000 22.51 1000 20.96 473 The 13C NMR spectrum for this compound indicates 6 unique carbon atoms and no cyclic structure. The proton NMR data indicate 5 sets of unique protons. C-13 data: ppm Int. Assign. 1 423456 VENUMBER H-1 data: Assign. 1000 ABCDE Shift (ppm) 4.095 2.037 1.693 1.521 0.926

Physical description: This substance is a colorless but fragrant liquid that is oily in appearance. Chemical information: Observed Melting point: -78.5 °C Observed Boiling point: 138-142 °C Calculated MW: 130 g/mol Density: 0.876 g/cm³ Solubility in water: Minimally soluble, Other: Flash Point: 77 °F Spectroscopic information: IR bands indicate this compound contains C-H functionalities and the appearance of a strong stretch near 1700 cm³¹ as well as several strong bands between 1500 and 1000 cm-¹. 4600 171.08 222 63.13 887 37.48 645 25.18 635 3000 22.51 1000 20.96 473 The 13C NMR spectrum for this compound indicates 6 unique carbon atoms and no cyclic structure. The proton NMR data indicate 5 sets of unique protons. C-13 data: ppm Int. Assign. 1 423456 VENUMBER H-1 data: Assign. 1000 ABCDE Shift (ppm) 4.095 2.037 1.693 1.521 0.926

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Chapter22: Organic Chemistry And Biochemistry

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