Interpretation:
A structure for the alcohol, C8H10O, with the following 1HNMR data is to be proposed.
1HNMR: 2.32 δ (Rel.area: 3.00), 2.43 δ (Rel. area: 1.00), 4.50 δ (Rel. area: 2.00), 7.10 δ (Rel. area: 2.00), 7.17 δ (Rel. area: 2.00).
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A structure for the alcohol, C8H10O, with the following 1HNMR data.
1HNMR: 2.32 δ (Rel area: 3.00), 2.43 δ (Rel. area: 1.00), 4.50 δ (Rel. area: 2.00), 7.10 δ (Rel. area : 2.00), 7.17 δ (Rel. area: 2.00).
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