On the given structure, highlight the proton(s) responsible for each 'H NMR signal in the spectrum shown with the appropriate color: doublet of triplets in red, doublet of doublets in blue, and triplet in green. If a proton is responsible for any other type of signal, leave it un-highlighted. Note: You may not need to use all colors. H H C=C H H | H H -C-Br H X B dlo Ar HE K

On the given structure, highlight the proton(s) responsible for each 'H NMR signal in the spectrum shown with the appropriate color: doublet of triplets in red, doublet of doublets in blue, and triplet in green. If a proton is responsible for any other type of signal, leave it un-highlighted. Note: You may not need to use all colors. H H C=C H H | H H -C-Br H X B dlo Ar HE K

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Chapter17: Alcohols And Phenols

Section17.11: Spectroscopy Of Alcohols And Phenols

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