3 Intensity4000Compound 15 is a high-boiling liquid with the chemical formula: C,H₁0O. The peak at 4.15 ppm in its 'H NMRdisappears when D₂O is added to the sample. Using this information, as well as the spectral data provided below,determine its structure.3000911100 110 120 130 140 150 160 170200015001000500lippm, 4.13C Spectral Data (8, ppm): 140.2, 128.4, 127.9, 125.7, 68.5, 44.6

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Compound 15 is a high-boiling liquid with the chemical formula: C,H₁0O. The disappears when D₂O is added to the sample. Using this information, as well determine its structure. peak at 4.15 ppm in its ¹H NMR data provided below, as the spectral

Compound 15 is a high-boiling liquid with the chemical formula: C,H₁0O. The disappears when D₂O is added to the sample. Using this information, as well determine its structure. peak at 4.15 ppm in its ¹H NMR data provided below, as the spectral

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