2. a. Determine the structure of the molecule with a molecular formula of C₁1H₁40 that givesrise to the following spectra.IR:LODTRANSMITTANCEIDNoise(overtones)4000¹H NMR:1211HSP-46-5781HS300010HAVENUMBERI-11(Peaks at 3087, 2968, 2928, 2824, 2732, 1700, 1606)920002H 2Hd d871500542HdT100031Hm26Hd15006ppmb. What product would result upon addition of (excess) PhMgBr to this compound?0

we calculated the degree of unsaturation.DoU = Nc+1 - N(H)/2 = (11+1)- (14)/2 =…

2. a. Determine the structure of the molecule with a molecular formula of C₁1H₁40 that gives rise to the following spectra. IR: LOD TRANSMITTANCEI D Noise (overtones) 4000 ¹H NMR: 12 11 HSP-46-578 3000 1H S T 10 9 2000 HAVENUMBERI-I (Peaks at 3087, 2968, 2928, 2824, 2732, 1700, 1606) 2H 2H d d 8 7 1500 T 5 4 2H d 1000 3 1H m 2 6H d 1 500 6 ppm b. What product would result upon addition of (excess) PhMgBr to this compound? 0

2. a. Determine the structure of the molecule with a molecular formula of C₁1H₁40 that gives rise to the following spectra. IR: LOD TRANSMITTANCEI D Noise (overtones) 4000 ¹H NMR: 12 11 HSP-46-578 3000 1H S T 10 9 2000 HAVENUMBERI-I (Peaks at 3087, 2968, 2928, 2824, 2732, 1700, 1606) 2H 2H d d 8 7 1500 T 5 4 2H d 1000 3 1H m 2 6H d 1 500 6 ppm b. What product would result upon addition of (excess) PhMgBr to this compound? 0

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Chapter13: Mass Spectrometry

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