H2O2 Is a chemical compound called hydrogen peroxide
Answer:
The question is incomplete. The spectra can be seen in the first picture in the attachment.
The molecule corresponds to the <em>tert</em>-amyl alcohol.
Explanation:
From the molecular formula, we can calculate the double bond equivalent, to know if there is any <u>unsaturation in the molecule</u>. For a compound of molecular formula CxHyOzXqNp

DBE= (2.2+2)-12 ÷12 = 0
Therefore, <u>the molecule does not have any unsaturation</u>.
Considering the chemical shift values and the multiplicity, the structure that satisfies the spectra corresponds to the <em>tert</em>-amyl alcohol (structure in attachment).
Elements that are in the same columns (vertical) are chemically similar.
Carbon- Si
Cesium- Na
Krypton- Ar
Magnesium- Ca
Al- try Boron
Br try Cl
These are just the ones I picked but it could be any in the same column