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find the molecular structure of the unknown
Compound 18 is a basic liquid (b.p. 135) which has two functional groups. Only the neutral group reacts with acetic anhydrid
m/e Spectrum E NMR Spectre Appro. vicinal 7 Jeminal 2 H2 MR
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  • Basic liquid (amine !) : B.P. 135 C (is shows strong molecular interaction).
  • Neutral group reacts with Acetic anhydride : it indicates presence of -OH functional group.
  • UV : Transparent : absence of conjugation or unsaturation.
  • Mass spectra : - MM : 89 indicates presence of Nitrogen atom (odd mass rule) - M+1 : due 13C (1.1 % of M )and 15N (0.38 %), we can deduce no. of cabon atoms using this : - no. of Carbon atoms : (0.37-0.03 (N))/7.42 * 100/1.1 = 4 - M+2 : due to 18O : 0.2 % of M
  • Molecular formula = C4H11NO : base peak at m/z = 58 (M-31) probably : M- (-CH2OH)
  • IR spectra : broad , strong peak 3100-3500 cm-1 indicates presence of -OH functional group ; 2800-3000 cm-1 ( sp3 C-H stretching) :    1100 cm-1 : C-O stretching.
  • 1H-NMR : - 6H (2.2 ppm ; S) : due to two -CH3 group , probably attached to N. - 2H ((2.3 ppm ; t) : -CH2-N- group , attached to another -CH2- . - -2H ((3.5 ppm ; t) : -CH2-O- group , attached to another -CH2- .    - 1H (4.5 ppm ; s ) : proton of  -OH group (not coupling due to rapid exchange).

Most probable structure of this compound is : HO-CH2-CH2-N-( -CH3)2

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