An unknown compound has the following data. Deduce the structure of the unknown compoundand upload your answer. IF YOU DRAW MULTIPLE STRUCTURES, ONLY THE STRUCTUREWORTH THE LEAST POINTS WILL BE CONSIDERED.Molecular Formula: C10H12013C-NMR data: there are eight signals1H-NMR data:Chem.Rel.shiftarea1.843.003.763.006.091.006.361.006.822.007.232.00TMS109.873.210 ppmChemical shift (8)6.5 6.4 6.3 6.2 6.16.0Intensity

The given molecular formula is C10H12O Degree of unsaturation(DU) = C - H/2 +1 = 10-(12/2)+1 =…

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