The following H-NMR spectrum (showing all available signals) is for one of the possible products listed below. This product was obtained from oxidizing one of the alcohols listed below (as possible reactants) using either dichromate (Na2Cr2O7/H2SO4) or DMP. Determine the product, reactant and oxidizing agent following the analysis below. Based on the given H-NMR spectrum, and since there is signals is and the total number of H-NMR the oxidation product must be Therefore, the oxidizing agent and the reactant must be PPM Possible Reactants Possible Products OH A I V OH B OH VI II تم ها OH C OH III VII D OH E IV VIII

The following H-NMR spectrum (showing all available signals) is for one of the possible products listed below. This product was obtained from oxidizing one of the alcohols listed below (as possible reactants) using either dichromate (Na2Cr2O7/H2SO4) or DMP. Determine the product, reactant and oxidizing agent following the analysis below. Based on the given H-NMR spectrum, and since there is signals is and the total number of H-NMR the oxidation product must be Therefore, the oxidizing agent and the reactant must be PPM Possible Reactants Possible Products OH A I V OH B OH VI II تم ها OH C OH III VII D OH E IV VIII

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Chapter96: Carbon-13 Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Spectroscopy

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