Rank the shown molecules in order of chemical shift of indicated protons in a 1H NMR [1 = highest / most deshielded; 4 lowest / least deshielded]

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Rank the shown molecules in order of chemical shift of indicated protons in a 1H NMR

[1 = highest / most deshielded; 4 lowest / least deshielded]

CH
CHs
HgC
CH3
CH3
H3C
CH3
HgC
Transcribed Image Text:CH CHs HgC CH3 CH3 H3C CH3 HgC
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