Reaction of the compound corresponding to spectrum E with SOCl 2 produces a chloroalkane, C 4 H
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Reaction of the compound corresponding to spectrum E with SOCl2 produces a chloroalkane, C4H7Cl, whose NMR spectrum is almost identical with spectrum E, except that the broad signal at δ = 1.5 ppm is absent. Its IR spectrum shows bands at 700, 925, 985, 1640, and 3090 cm-1. Treatment with H2 over PtO2 results in C4H9Cl. Its IR spectrum reveals the absence of all the bands quoted for its precursor, except for the signal at 700 cm-1. Identify these two molecules.
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Organic Chemistry structure and function
ISBN: 978-1429204941
6th edition
Authors: K. Peter C. Vollhardt, Neil E. Schore
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