Identifying & Naming Compound: IR Spectrum Help

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The discussion focuses on identifying a compound using its infrared (IR) spectrum, specifically noting the presence of C-H bonds at 3000 cm-1 and below 3500 cm-1, indicating an alkane. The user seeks assistance in further identifying and naming the compound based on the IR data provided. They encourage others to refer to specific online resources for pattern matching with their spectrum. The request highlights the importance of collaborative analysis in organic chemistry. Overall, the thread emphasizes the need for expert input in interpreting IR spectra for compound identification.
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I need help identifying this compound. I already know at 3000cm-1 and less than 3500cm-1 its a C -H. Less then 3000cm-1 must be of C-H alkane. Thats pretty much all I have identify. What I really need help is identifying the rest andnaming the compound. Any help would be appericated.

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