What is the structure of a glycol with a formula of C6H14O2?

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The discussion centers on identifying the structure of a glycol with the formula C6H14O2. The H NMR data indicates 6 hydrogen atoms from one integration and 1 from another, suggesting a specific arrangement of carbon and hydroxyl groups. The calculated Index of Hydrogen Deficiency (IDH) is zero, indicating a straight-chain structure. A proposed structure includes two hydroxyl groups attached to a six-carbon chain. The user seeks confirmation on the accuracy of this proposed structure.
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Homework Statement



It is supposed to be a glycol with a formula of C6H14O2.
The H NMR integrations are 6H and 1H as indicated on the H NMR.

The IR:
http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/90/18155707.jpg/

The H NMR:
http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/155/hnmr.jpg/


Homework Equations



IDH = (2+ (2*#C)- #H)/2

The Attempt at a Solution


I calculated the IDH to be zero meaning that it is a straight chain.
My guess is:
CH3 CH3
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OH--C----C--OH
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CH3 CH3
I'm not sure if it's right though.
Thanks a lot to anyone who helps out!
 
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Looks good to me.
 
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