1) The ¹H NMR spectra of carvone and the epoxidation product(s) are extremely complicated, so we've only given you partial spectra (from 8 3.0 -7.0 ppm), showing the double bond regions. There are three peaks in this region in the carvone spectrum, corresponding to H₂, Ho and H₂. Based on chemical shift or coupling considerations, assign the peaks for H₂ and Hbc (you can't distinguish between H, and Hc, so just label both peaks Hbic). H₂C He -CH₂ НЬ (D)-(+)-carvone H₂

1) The ¹H NMR spectra of carvone and the epoxidation product(s) are extremely complicated, so we've only given you partial spectra (from 8 3.0 -7.0 ppm), showing the double bond regions. There are three peaks in this region in the carvone spectrum, corresponding to H₂, Ho and H₂. Based on chemical shift or coupling considerations, assign the peaks for H₂ and Hbc (you can't distinguish between H, and Hc, so just label both peaks Hbic). H₂C He -CH₂ НЬ (D)-(+)-carvone H₂

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