A compound has Molecular Formula C8H8O, UV MAXIMA 234, 281nm, (e=3), IR=3070, 2970-2860,1605(s),1582(s),1450(s), 758&688;
Hi, did you have (HR) MS data? if yes, than please your MS data in the free on line MS data base such as Metfrag, Metlin, MassBank, mzCloud etc; Who knows maybe you can find your compound in the data base; for confirming you can use your NMR data. You can find the link in Google, Best regards
http://webbook.nist.gov/cgi/cbook.cgi?Formula=C8H8O&NoIon=on&Units=SI
Click on the name to see more data. Perhaps you are lucky and you find what you need. For some substances there are UV spectra, for many - IR.
Mr. Bipin,
there are contradiction info between NMR and IR, if you have observed only the shown IR-bands and those bands are strong intensive ones.
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