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COMPOUND Ehas the formulaC14H18O3and is related to antioxidants and flavourcompounds found in many plants including corn, peanuts and cocoa beans. Use the IR and NMRdata below todetermine the structure of E and enter it on the yellow answer.[14 pts]
HMQC:
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Chem 213 Final Examination 2014CRN10488Page 15 of 17Compound Fis used as a fragrance and flavour chemical and has the formulaC10H16CompoundFdoes not have any particularly diagnostic IR bands.38.How many double bond equivalents does Compound F contain?.(j) 9
Use the1H,13C and selected long range HMQC data below to determine the structure ofCompound F and enter it on the yellow sheet [14 pts].1H NMR:13C{1H}NMRshowingDEPT-135phasing:
Chem 213 Final Examination 2014CRN10488Page 16 of 17COMPOUND Ghas the formulaC10H11NO2. Make sure you use your knowledge of chemicalshifts, as well as the IR and NMR data given below, to help you solve this problem.Enter yourstructure for G on the yellow sheets.[12 pts]39.How many double bond equivalents does Compound G contain?(j) 9
IR: 3480, 3390, 1767 cm-1.40.What functional group is present in Compound G?(a) C-conjugated ester(b) ketone(c) carboxylic acid(d) secondary amine(e) O-conjugated ester(f) primary amide(g) aldehyde(h) alkyne(i) alcoholNote: the resonance at 4.60 ppm disappears when D2O is added.1H NMR(300 MHz):13C{1H} NMR (DEPT-135 phasing shown in brackets):δ169.0 (x), 144.1 (x), 140.7 (x),135.7 (x), 123.7 (x), 119.4 (+), 112.2 (+), 31.0 (-), 25.0 (-), 12.1 (+)Selected long range (J= 10 Hz) HMQC:δ4.6 (s) with 123.7 (x), 112.2 (+)δ2.95 (t) with 135.7 (x)δ2.80 (t) with 169.0 (x), 140.7 (x), 123.7 (x)δ2.1 (s) with 144.1 (x), 135.7 (x)
Chem 213 Final Examination 2014CRN10488Page 17 of 17BONUS QUESTION: I recommend you do this last! [15 bonus pts]COMPOUND Hhas the formulaC11H14Oand isNOT aromatic. Use the1H,13C and 2D NMRdata to determine the structure ofHand enter this on the yellow sheets.IR: 1053, 902 cm-11H NMR(300 MHz):13C{1H}DEPT-135phasingshownLong range (J = 10 Hz) HMQC:δ4.79 (d) and 4.71 (d) with 129.0 (x) and 40.3 (-)δ3.67 (t) with 129.0 (x) and 72.1 (-)δ2.95 (s) with 129.0 (x) and 116.0 (-)δ2.40 (t) with 145.0 (x) and 129.0 (x)-END-
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Chemistry, H3C, Nuclear magnetic resonance, Proton NMR
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