A compound has an M+ ion at 102 amu. There is no M+2 peak. The only...

A compound has an M+ ion at 102 amu. There is no M+2 peak. The only IR absorbances in the interpretable region are at 3500 and 2900 cm−1. The 13C NMR spectrum shows three resonances at δ 70 (d), 35 (t), and 30 (t). Draw a structure consistent with this information.

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