We are trying to determine the substitution pattern on an aromatic ring by looking at the region from around 6 to 10 on the proton NMR spectrum. 10 We don't care what the side chain(s) is/are, we're just calling them F, and K (if needed). Which of the following compounds is represented by this proton NMR? F D OB OA A O C B C D

We are trying to determine the substitution pattern on an aromatic ring by looking at the region from around 6 to 10 on the proton NMR spectrum. 10 We don't care what the side chain(s) is/are, we're just calling them F, and K (if needed). Which of the following compounds is represented by this proton NMR? F D OB OA A O C B C D

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Chapter19: Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Spectroscopy

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