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Summary – Proton NMR of Methyl Benzoate vs Phenylacetic Acid A proton NMR analyses the protons in a molecule. The key difference between proton NMR of methyl benzoate and phenylacetic acid is that the proton NMR of methyl benzoate does not show any peak after 8.05 ppm whereas phenylacetic acid shows a peak at 11.0 ppm.
- How will you distinguish phenyl acetate and methyl benzoate using IR spectra?
- Which technique would you use to quickly distinguish methyl benzoate from phenyl acetate?
- What is the functional group of methyl benzoate?
How will you distinguish phenyl acetate and methyl benzoate using IR spectra?
The monosubstituted phenyl group has characteristic strong bending vibrations at 750-700 cm−1 and 710-690 cm−1 . The methyl group usually shows a weak band at 1380 cm−1 and a medium band at 1260 cm−1 .
Which technique would you use to quickly distinguish methyl benzoate from phenyl acetate?
Nuclear magnetic radiation (NMR) spectroscopy is a great method for determining the structures of compounds.
What is the functional group of methyl benzoate?
The compound methyl benzoate has following functional groups: Ester group . Aromatic carbon-carbon double bond. The carbonyl group of the ester group shows the IR absorption at .
