For each blank (compound), enter a letter A-E below that corresponds with a feature expected 1H-NMR spectrum: A. Has a signal around 9-11 ppm B. Has a broad singlet signal around 12 ppm C. Has a doublet between 7-8 ppm D. Has a broad singlet around 3 ppm E. Has a sharp singlet around 2 ppm O H blank 1 blank 2 OH blank 3 OH blank 4 ni blank 5

For each blank (compound), enter a letter A-E below that corresponds with a feature expected 1H-NMR spectrum: A. Has a signal around 9-11 ppm B. Has a broad singlet signal around 12 ppm C. Has a doublet between 7-8 ppm D. Has a broad singlet around 3 ppm E. Has a sharp singlet around 2 ppm O H blank 1 blank 2 OH blank 3 OH blank 4 ni blank 5

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Chapter13: Structure Determination: Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Spectroscopy

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Problem 53GP: The compound whose 1H NMR spectrum is shown has the molecular formula C3H6Br2. Propose a structure.

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