The proton NMR spectra for a molecule with the formula C3H7OCl has the 3 H singlet has to be a methyl group attached to an O –
C3H7OCl – CH3O = C2H4Cl
Cl will bond like H so it must be on one of the two possible positions: on the Cl attached to the O or the adjacent carbon.
Since 4 H has very close shift, the Cl must be on the adjacent carbon.
The structure of C3H7OCl using the HNMR is shown below.
Determine the structure of C3H7OCl using the hnmr shown below. #7 CHOC 4H back to problems...
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