 Doc Brown's A-level chemistry: Associated advanced A-level organic chemistry pages Using molecular spectroscopy to investigate and deduce the structure of an organic molecule Using molecular spectroscopy to investigate and deduce the structure of an organic molecule Problem solving SPECTRA QUESTION Q01 * ANSWER I have no objection to teachers or students doing a selective printout of these questions You are given the infrared spectrum, mass spectrum, 1H NMR spectrum and 13C NMR spectrum for an unknown molecule Q01 with an empirical formula C2H4O to help deduce the identity and molecular structure of the molecule. Spectra tables in your text book will help. Integer relative isotopic masses that may be needed include: H = 1, C = 12, N = 14, O = 16, Cl = 35/37, Br = 79/81 and I = 127 Infrared spectrum of molecule 01
Mass spectrum of molecule 01
1H NMR spectrum of molecule 01
13C NMR spectrum of molecule 01
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