Given below is the predicted structure of the compound
m/z 166 : 168 = 1 : 1 sugessts we have Br in the molecule
1H-NMR
1.7 ppm (singlet) for 6H is due to CH3's next to C
1.8 ppm (triplet) for 2H is for CH2 next to COH
3.5 ppm is for CH2 next to Br
1H singlet is for OH
13C-NMR
as expected we have 2 signals for CH2 and CH3's
peak at 56 is due to carbon of C attached to OH
50 ppm is due to carbon next to Br
The structure would be thus,
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