a. benzyl alcoholb. benzonitrilec. hexanoic acidd. none of the above 100Transmittance 16TRelative Intensity1. An oily liquid having a boiling point of 191°C and a melting point of -13°C. What is thestructure of this compound?Major lons in the MS50 (small)Major IR Absorptions3066 cm-12230 (str)159976103 (base peak and molecular ion)104 (=8% of base)14921448758688mmmT159914921500liquid filmsample0+400010080604020010120306630003040pump223020005050vavenumber cm60m/z7014487680901000758 680103100110500

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1. An oily liquid having a boiling point of 191°C and a melting point of -13°C. What is the structure of this compound? Major IR Absorptions 3066 cm-1 Major lons in the MS 50 (small) 2230 (str) 76 1599 103 (base peak and molecular ion) 104 (=8% of base) 1492 1448 758 688 m 3066 gron

1. An oily liquid having a boiling point of 191°C and a melting point of -13°C. What is the structure of this compound? Major IR Absorptions 3066 cm-1 Major lons in the MS 50 (small) 2230 (str) 76 1599 103 (base peak and molecular ion) 104 (=8% of base) 1492 1448 758 688 m 3066 gron

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a. benzyl alcohol
b. benzonitrile
c. hexanoic acid
d. none of the above

100
Transmittance 16T
Relative Intensity
1. An oily liquid having a boiling point of 191°C and a melting point of -13°C. What is the
structure of this compound?
Major lons in the MS
50 (small)
Major IR Absorptions
3066 cm-1
2230 (str)
1599
76
103 (base peak and molecular ion)
104 (=8% of base)
1492
1448
758
688
mmm
T
1599
1492
1500
liquid film
sample
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4000
100
80
60
40
20
0
10
1
20
3066
3000
30
40
pump
2230
2000
50
50
vavenumber cm
60
m/z
70
1448
76
80
90
1000
758 680
103
100
110
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