Interpret the analytical data reported including reference to IR NMR chemical shifts integration and splitting patterns H.N'CINH2Strucutre 2Strucutre 1Strucutre 3H.F.N.CINH,Strucutre 4Strucutre 5Strucutre 6CIN.H.N.CINH,ClStrucutre 7Strucutre 8Strucutre 9O:ZI You are asked to identify an unknown compound, which has the following analyticaldata:8.6.4PPM3.Chemical Shift8.28IntegrationMultiplicity17.957.481d.1S6.994.11122.813S1.343The peak at 8.28 ppm is found to disappear when the NMR sample is treated withD20The IR spectrum of the unknown has the following key peaks;a sharp strong peak at 1680 cm-1a broad signal at 3250 cm1The compound has a molecular weight of 213.66You have been provided with 9 possible structures of the unknown compound.

Number of signals in 1H NMR shows how many sets of protons in different electronic environment there…

You are asked to identify an unknown compound, which has the following analytical data: 8. 5 3 PPM Chemical Shift Integration Multiplicity 8.28 7.95 7.48 6.99 4.11 2.81 1.34 3 The peak at 8.28 ppm is found to disappear when the NMR sample is treated with D20 The IR spectrum of the unknown has the following key peaks; a sharp strong peak at 1680 cm a broad signal at 3250 cm The compound has a molecular weight of 213.66 You have been provided with 9 possible structures of the unknown compound.

You are asked to identify an unknown compound, which has the following analytical data: 8. 5 3 PPM Chemical Shift Integration Multiplicity 8.28 7.95 7.48 6.99 4.11 2.81 1.34 3 The peak at 8.28 ppm is found to disappear when the NMR sample is treated with D20 The IR spectrum of the unknown has the following key peaks; a sharp strong peak at 1680 cm a broad signal at 3250 cm The compound has a molecular weight of 213.66 You have been provided with 9 possible structures of the unknown compound.

Organic Chemistry

8th Edition

ISBN:9781305580350

Author:William H. Brown, Brent L. Iverson, Eric Anslyn, Christopher S. Foote

Publisher:William H. Brown, Brent L. Iverson, Eric Anslyn, Christopher S. Foote

Chapter13: Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Spectroscopy

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 13.28P

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