Give the structure for the compounds with the molecular formula and H-NMR data given below.MolecularH NMRIRStructure?FormulaC4H8O3)4)C4H9C15) CISH1401.05, t (3H)2.13, s (3H)2.47, q (2H)1.04, d (6H)1.95, m (1H)3.35, d (2)2.20, s (3H)5.08, s (1H)7.25, m (10H)Strong peaknear 1720 cmStrong peaknear 1720 cm¹

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Give the structure for the compounds with the molecular formula and H-NMR data given below. Molecular H NMR IR Structure? Formula CHO 3) 4) 5) C4H9C1 CISH140 1.05, t (3H) 2.13, s (3H) 2.47, q (2H) 1.04, d (6H) 1.95, m (1H) 3.35, d (2) 2.20, s (3H) 5.08, s (1H) 7.25, m (10H) Strong peak near 1720 cm¹ Strong peak near 1720 cm¹

Give the structure for the compounds with the molecular formula and H-NMR data given below. Molecular H NMR IR Structure? Formula CHO 3) 4) 5) C4H9C1 CISH140 1.05, t (3H) 2.13, s (3H) 2.47, q (2H) 1.04, d (6H) 1.95, m (1H) 3.35, d (2) 2.20, s (3H) 5.08, s (1H) 7.25, m (10H) Strong peak near 1720 cm¹ Strong peak near 1720 cm¹

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