A chemist attempted to cleave t-butyl pentyl ether with HBr. She obtained two products but neither product showed a broad peak at 3200-3400 cm-¹. Use the spectral data to determine the products of this reaction. 6 (ppm) multiplicity integration 3.52 2H 1.82 quintet 1.29 t 0.89 quintet 1.28 multiplet t 2H 2H 2H 3H Q 8 (ppm) multiplicity integration HBr + < Q heat Draw Reaction Product A Draw Reaction E

A chemist attempted to cleave t-butyl pentyl ether with HBr. She obtained two products but neither product showed a broad peak at 3200-3400 cm-¹. Use the spectral data to determine the products of this reaction. 6 (ppm) multiplicity integration 3.52 2H 1.82 quintet 1.29 t 0.89 quintet 1.28 multiplet t 2H 2H 2H 3H Q 8 (ppm) multiplicity integration HBr + < Q heat Draw Reaction Product A Draw Reaction E

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Chapter33: High-performance Liquid Chromatography

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