What is the Structure of the Unknown Compound Based on NMR and IR Spectroscopy?

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The discussion focuses on identifying the structure of an unknown compound using NMR and IR spectroscopy. Key findings indicate the presence of nitrogen, an amide group, a carboxylic acid group, and an aromatic ring. The molecular weight is determined to be 138, with a melting point between 124 and 134 °C. The user expresses confusion over the NMR peaks and seeks assistance in drawing the compound's structure.

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  • NMR spectroscopy fundamentals
  • IR spectroscopy analysis techniques
  • Knowledge of functional groups, specifically amides and carboxylic acids
  • Understanding of molecular weight calculations
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  • Learn about IR spectroscopy functional group identification
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Homework Statement



I have attached the IR and NMR spectrum from lab. I have determined that there was a nitrogen present in the compound. There was no sulfur or halogens. The molecular weight was 138. The compound was solid and yellow color. It had a melting point between 124 and 134 C.


Homework Equations



I have read 2 chapters on NMR and IR, but the compound is so confusing. It has peaks everywhere. I would appreciate any kind of help.


The Attempt at a Solution



After looking at various websites and books, I think I have an amide group, a carboxyl acid group and aromatic ring. I have no clue if that's even right and how on Earth I am going to draw the structure of compound. What does the UV stand for?

Appreciate any kind of help. I have spent weeks on this and its due Monday. Thanks.
 

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