orgo chem II nmr please help me fill out this chart! 13C-NMR SpectrumPaste the NMR spectrum below and label the important peaks.Spectrum Scan [14870]Data saved in "c:\projects\data\2020\02\19\js io UNK 5 2 19 2020\20200219-170552-js io UNK 5 2 19 2020-1D CARBON WALTZ"100-80-60-20-200150100ppmFor each peak in the 13C-NMR spectrum, list the chemical shift and possible meanings. Add orremove rows as needed.C8 (pрт)Possible Meanings

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13C-NMR Spectrum
Paste the NMR spectrum below and label the important peaks.
Spectrum Scan [14870]
Data saved in "c:\projects\data\2020\02\19\js io UNK 5 2 19 2020\20200219-170552-js io UNK 5 2 19 2020-1D CARBON WALTZ"
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For each peak in the 13C-NMR spectrum, list the chemical shift and possible meanings. Add or
remove rows as needed.
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${}^{13}C$ -NMR helps in deduction of chemical formula/ structure for compounds by deducing the signals of ${}^{13}C$ .
In this ${}^{13}C$ -NMR, when the nuclei in precessional motion interacts with the that radiofrequency pulse, then it feel a torque for its spin change, when is precessional frequency becomes equal to radiofrequency and the nuclie will go to higher spin energy state resulting in ${}^{13}C$ -NMR.

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