Write a structure consistent with the molecular formula and H-NMR spectrum. Symmetry is important for many of them to reduce the number of NMR peaks expected. Show all necessary workings and explanations.
9.
the quartet and triplet at around 4 and 1.5 ppm is due to ethyl group attached to oxygen
singlet at 2 ppm is due to methyl group attached to carbonyl group
therefore the structure of the compound is ethyl acetate
12.
the multiplet at 3.8 ppm is for CH proton
the doublet at 1.1 ppm is for methyl proton
the broad singlet is for hydroxy group (-OH)
10.
the doublet at around 2.6 ppm is for methylene group attached to CN
the multiplet at around 1.7 ppm is for CH proton attached to methyl and methylene group
the doublet at around 0.9 ppm is for methyl group attached to CH
therefore the structure of the compound is
13.
the quartet and triplet at 2.5 and 1 ppm is for three ethyl group attached to nitrogen
therefore the structure of the compound is
11.
the triplet at 3.5 ppm is for methylene group attached to oxygen
the multiplet at 1.5 ppm is for methylene group attached to methylene and methyl group
the triplet at 1 ppm is for methyl group attached methylene group
therefore the structure of the compound is n-propanol
CH3-CH2-CH2-OH
14.
the singlet 2.8 ppm is due to methyl group attached to nitrogen
the singlet at 2 ppm is due to methyl group attached to carbonyl group
the singlet at 7.5 ppm is due to proton attached to nitrogen
therefore the structure of the compound is
Write a structure consistent with the molecular formula and H-NMR spectrum. Symmetry is important for many of them to re...
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