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11 10 Ppm a. Match the hydrogens in dibenzalacetone to the signals in the spectrum. b. Does this sample also contain any benzaldehyde? c. Does this sample also contain any other impurities?

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a. Match the hydrogens in dibenzalacetone to the signals in the spectrum.
b. Does this sample also contain any benzaldehyde?
c. Does this sample also contain any other impurities?

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