For each set of spectral data, propose an acceptable structure that is consistent with the data 1.. MS: M+ m/z=92 (M:M+2=3:1), IR: 2960, 2870 cm^-1, 13C NMR: 67.29 (C), 34.46 (CH3) ppm 2.. MS:M+ m/z=70, IR: 3070, 2960, 2870, 1666 cm^-1, 13C NMR: 138.92 (t), 114.26 (d), 35.96 (t), 22.17 (t), 13.59 (q) ppm 3.. MS: M+ m/z= 72, IR: 2960, 2870 cm^-1, 13C NMR: 31.68 (t), 29.80 (d), 22.20 (q), 11.69 (q) ppm

For each set of spectral data, propose an acceptable structure that is consistent with the data 1.. MS: M+ m/z=92 (M:M+2=3:1), IR: 2960, 2870 cm^-1, 13C NMR: 67.29 (C), 34.46 (CH3) ppm 2.. MS:M+ m/z=70, IR: 3070, 2960, 2870, 1666 cm^-1, 13C NMR: 138.92 (t), 114.26 (d), 35.96 (t), 22.17 (t), 13.59 (q) ppm 3.. MS: M+ m/z= 72, IR: 2960, 2870 cm^-1, 13C NMR: 31.68 (t), 29.80 (d), 22.20 (q), 11.69 (q) ppm

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