2. 3. 22 1. Use the following spectral data to determine the structure for the following. The chemical formula is C3H10. How many degrees of unsaturation does this compound have? Chemical Integration Shift (8) C7.2 2.5 2. 1.1 3. ast ter A r 2 1 2. Label (A-F) all the hydrogens in the following compauG to match the corresponding signals in the H1 NMR shown below. Hint: First identify the equivalent hytirogens on this compound. N. PPM 3. Chemical Integration Splitting Shift (6) A. benzene 7.5 S

2. 3. 22 1. Use the following spectral data to determine the structure for the following. The chemical formula is C3H10. How many degrees of unsaturation does this compound have? Chemical Integration Shift (8) C7.2 2.5 2. 1.1 3. ast ter A r 2 1 2. Label (A-F) all the hydrogens in the following compauG to match the corresponding signals in the H1 NMR shown below. Hint: First identify the equivalent hytirogens on this compound. N. PPM 3. Chemical Integration Splitting Shift (6) A. benzene 7.5 S

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