[eunbicho1223]

Hi. I got this unknown chemical (liquid) that I need to figure out. I need to figure out the exact name for this chemical.

I think I have figured out the functional group from its fruity smell (cherry-ish) and IR. It is "ester".
I got the rough estimate of my boiling point : 115~134 C (I'm very bad at measuring bp.. dont trust this number xP)
I got the IR spectroscopy too.

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But.. out of so many esters, I cannot figure out which one is the right one.
I'm sort of guessing for "Isobutyl acetate" because of its cherry-like smell. But IR spectrum is slightly off from the japanese IR database.
Can someone figure out what it is based on these observations?

Thank you

[TheUnassuming]

No NMR?
If all you can have is the bp. and IR you will need a more exact bp.

[jeffmoonchop]

usually to ID something youd do a few different analyses like NRM, Mass spec etc. Do an NMR and itd be easy