Answer the following question as expected. Give a complete analysis (pay attention to the highlighted text) of all the spectrums shown below: MS, IR, 1HNMR (and the list provided), and 13CNMR.

Forensics post-lab questions 1) The following data corresponds to a popular recreational drug. Analyze all the information given and try to determine the identity of the substance. m/z149 is the molecular ion peak. The compound contains nitrogen. technique but, here it goes again. Remember that a "complete analysis" involves assigning the main peaks in the IR spectrum (this also includes to mention if the vibration is stretching or bending). In 1HNMR, complete analysis includes a full discussion of chemical shift, multiplicity, and intensity. It also involves assigning the protons in the proposed structure to each signal. In 13 C NMR, a complete analysis involves assigning each signal to each carbon in the proposed structure and it also involves explaining the chemical shitt. In MS, a complete analysis involves assigning the main peaks in the spectrum to the right fragments. These are all things that you saw earlier in the semester. mass spectrum One kind of proton is missing in the spectrum and in the above list. The proton attached to a nitrogen atom. 13C NMR Spectrum Zoom in for cluttered region