(c) An organic compound with molecularC3H1404following spectral data :formulaexhibitedthe(i) MS : m/z = 174, 129, 101(üi) IR : 1736 cm¯1, 1095 cm¬1( i) ΗNMR8 = 1·29 (t),2:61 (s),4.19 (q) ppm(iv) 13C NMR : 8 = 10·13, 20·89 (DEPTinverted), 60-01, 171·09 ppmDeterminethestructureof thecompound with justification for the dataprovided.

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(c) An organic compound with molecular formula C3H1404 exhibited the following spectral data : (i) MS : m/z = 174, 129, 101 (ü) IR : 1736 cm-1, 1095 cm -1 ( i) Η ΝMR 8 = 1-29 (t), 2:61 (s), : 4-19 (q) ppm (iv) 13C NMR : 8= 10·13, 20·89 (DEPT inverted), 60·01, 171·09 ppm Determine the structure of the compound with justification for the data provided.

(c) An organic compound with molecular formula C3H1404 exhibited the following spectral data : (i) MS : m/z = 174, 129, 101 (ü) IR : 1736 cm-1, 1095 cm -1 ( i) Η ΝMR 8 = 1-29 (t), 2:61 (s), : 4-19 (q) ppm (iv) 13C NMR : 8= 10·13, 20·89 (DEPT inverted), 60·01, 171·09 ppm Determine the structure of the compound with justification for the data provided.

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