After combustion analysis and mass spectrometry, the molecular formula of an unknown compound was determined to be C15H1402. The first two suggested structures are shown as A and B and the IR spectrum obtained, Fig. 2, can be used to distinguish between A and B. Explain, with reasoning, which of the two structures is the correct one. aio IR Spectrum (thin film) 4000 A 3000 2000 1698 v (cm¹) Fig. 2 B 1600 008 1200 00S 800 008

After combustion analysis and mass spectrometry, the molecular formula of an unknown compound was determined to be C15H1402. The first two suggested structures are shown as A and B and the IR spectrum obtained, Fig. 2, can be used to distinguish between A and B. Explain, with reasoning, which of the two structures is the correct one. aio IR Spectrum (thin film) 4000 A 3000 2000 1698 v (cm¹) Fig. 2 B 1600 008 1200 00S 800 008

Organic Chemistry

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Publisher:William H. Brown, Brent L. Iverson, Eric Anslyn, Christopher S. Foote

Chapter14: Mass Spectrometry

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Problem 14.29P

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