NF23A1: Recognize the difference between the ¹H decoupled and DEPT experiment data in ¹3C NMR.(a) Label every carbon atom in the given structure with a lowercase Roman letter (a, b, c, d, etc.), being sure to account for symmetry.#3(b) Use the given template to predict the ¹³C NMR peaks for the structure provided, using your letters on the structure above to label thepeaks you draw in the spectrum.ED80F3¹H Decoupled240$4RFdppm%HO50 240240F5TG^6DEPT 135°ppmMacBook AirY&7OHHCH3AdF70 240U* 008DEPT 90°JDIIF8ppm(9DDF9)DEKF10O PL

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3A1: Recognize the difference between the 'H decoupled and DEPT experiment data in ¹3C NMR. (a) Label every carbon atom in the given structure with a lowercase Roman letter (a, b, c, d, etc.), being sure to account for symmetry. ¹H Decoupled 240 HO ppm (b) Use the given template to predict the "³C NMR peaks for the structure provided, using your letters on the structure above to label the peaks you draw in the spectrum. O 0 240 DEPT 135° OH ppm CH3 0 240 DEPT 90° ppm 0

3A1: Recognize the difference between the 'H decoupled and DEPT experiment data in ¹3C NMR. (a) Label every carbon atom in the given structure with a lowercase Roman letter (a, b, c, d, etc.), being sure to account for symmetry. ¹H Decoupled 240 HO ppm (b) Use the given template to predict the "³C NMR peaks for the structure provided, using your letters on the structure above to label the peaks you draw in the spectrum. O 0 240 DEPT 135° OH ppm CH3 0 240 DEPT 90° ppm 0

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