Carvone Hydrochlorination 0.00 1000 Wavenumbers (cm-1) Collection time: Wed Nov
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Carvone Hydrochlorination 0.00 1000 Wavenumbers (cm-1) Collection time: Wed Nov 08 11:13:50 201 Wed Nov 08 11:14.08 2017 (GMT-06 00) FIND PEAKS Number of sample scans: 16 Number of background scans: 16 Resolution: 2.000 Sample gain: 1.0 Optical velocity: 0.4747 Aperture: 100.00 Spectrum Carvone Hydrochlorination 0.018 Sensitivity: 50 Position: 529.76 Intensity: 0.0511 Position: 541.71 Intensity: Position: 546.50 Intensity: Position: 551.32 Intensity: Position: 578.67 Intensity 0.0657 0.0734 0.0782 0.102 Detector: DTGS KBr Beamsplitter: KBr Source: IR 0.0684 Position: 608.19 Intensity Position: 650.25 Intensity 0.0837 Position: 695.97 Intensity 0.114 0.0701 Position: 712.50 Intensity Position: 802.04 Intensity: 0.0578 Position: 886.47 Intensity: 0.0771 Position: 903.65 Intensity:0.0901 Position: 1061.38 Intensity: 0.0966 Position: 1106.62 Intensity: 0.184 Position: 1149.53 Intensity: 0.0550 Position: 1184.20 Intensity: 0.0484 Position: 1255.36 Intensity0.0728 Position: 1303.83 Intensity 0.0332 Position: 1369.71 Intensity:0.145 Position: 1388.81 Intensity:0.0820 Position: 1433.18 Intensity: 0.0653 Position: 1450.93 Intensity 0.0702 Position: 1671.25 Intensity. 0.298 Position: 2975.29 Intensity: 0.0354 Sample 2Explanation / Answer
Hi please have a look at
http://www.chimichi.it/nmr_17/Carvone_17.pdf
1. A total of nine signals are there.
2. 5 peaks are present, in which two are due to -CH2- signals evidenced from dept.
3. There is one peak in the 50-100 ppm region. Sice it is a quartenary carbon, hence it won't appear in dept.
4. Two peaks are present in 100-150 ppm region. In dept one signal appeared with positive absorption mode indicates it could be either -CH- or -CH3 carbon.
5. Only one peak is present above 150 ppm, this is due to carbonyl carbon C=O.
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