Q27)
IR peak at 1740 cm-1 is for a carbonyl group
proton NMR:
a: quintet of 2H at 2.25 ppm, for a CH2 group which has 4 neighboring H
b: triplet of 4H at 2.36 ppm, for two CH2 groups having 2 neighboring H
c: singlet of 6H at 3.61 ppm, two CH3 group bonded to electronegative atom
There are two CH2 group and two CH3 group having same chemical shift so the structure must be symmetrical.
Q28)
Aniline is not soluble in water because of the hydrophobic phenyl ring but in HCl it forms salt and become soluble.
N.B- Ethyl amine is soluble in both HCl and water
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