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Presence of a triplet at 1 ppm for 6H, a multiplet at 1.5 ppm for 4H and a triplet at 2.5 ppm for 4H in proton NMR indicates two symmetrical CH3CH2CH2 groups. This is also supported by the presence of three signals in 13C NMR. Since there is no other carbon in the molecule, so a singlet for 1H at 2 ppm indicates a NH group. Thus, joining of these two fragments will give dipropyl amine (CH3CH2CH2NHCH2CH3CH3). M+ of MS ie 101 along with the fragmentation pattern correlates with this structure. IR also supports this structure.
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