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Use the basic spectral data and the C-H correlation and HMBC spectra to determine the structure of this compound C10H18O.

          Use the basic spectral data and the C-H correlation and HMBC spectra to determine the structure of this compound C10H18O.
        

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Chemistry: Structure and Properties
Chemistry: Structure and Properties
Nivaldo Tro 2nd Edition
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00:01 In this problem, we want to figure out a structure, given this information.
00:05 So first, let's find degrees of one saturation.
00:07 So this will tell us the total number of rings and pie bonds.
00:11 So we multiply the number of carbons by two and add two.
00:16 Subtract the number of hydrogens and divide by two.
00:20 So here we get five.
00:23 And typically, we have four or five.
00:27 You have a benzene ring.
00:29 So you have three pie bonds in a ring.
00:31 So that's four degrees and saturn.
00:32 And your ir has this stretch here.
00:35 So this is a carbonyl...
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