4) For the compounds below provide the number of expected signals for both the 'H NMR and the splitting (s, d, t, etc) and integration of the individual protons that are indicated. a) splitting: integration: splitting: integration: |b)| splitting: integration: splitting: integration: c) splitting: splitting: integration: integration: splitting: H OHH HHHH но H3C H H. integration: H HH CH3 CH3 Br OH H3C H H H H H H HH OH splitting: splitting: integration: 1H NMR signals: splitting: 1H NMR signals: 1H NMR signals: integration: integration: splitting: splitting: e) splitting: H 1) Н Н Н H splitting: Η H. integration: integration: integration: Hintegration: H H Не CH3 splitting: H HN splitting: NH2 H H splitting: H H+ integration: HH integration: integration: H H H splitting: splitting: integration: splitting: integration: splitting: splitting: integration: integration: integration: 1H NMR signals: 1H NMR signals: 1H NMR signals: splitting: splitting: integration: h) splitting: integration: splitting: integration: i) splitting: splitting: integration: integration: integration: splitting: H H H, CH₂O H3C H CI HH CH3 H H3C. integration: H3C CH3 CH3 H H HH H H HH H splitting: 1H NMR signals: splitting: splitting: integration: H HHH H splitting: integration: integration: 1H NMR signals: 1H NMR signals: integration:
4) For the compounds below provide the number of expected signals for both the 'H NMR and the splitting (s, d, t, etc) and integration of the individual protons that are indicated. a) splitting: integration: splitting: integration: |b)| splitting: integration: splitting: integration: c) splitting: splitting: integration: integration: splitting: H OHH HHHH но H3C H H. integration: H HH CH3 CH3 Br OH H3C H H H H H H HH OH splitting: splitting: integration: 1H NMR signals: splitting: 1H NMR signals: 1H NMR signals: integration: integration: splitting: splitting: e) splitting: H 1) Н Н Н H splitting: Η H. integration: integration: integration: Hintegration: H H Не CH3 splitting: H HN splitting: NH2 H H splitting: H H+ integration: HH integration: integration: H H H splitting: splitting: integration: splitting: integration: splitting: splitting: integration: integration: integration: 1H NMR signals: 1H NMR signals: 1H NMR signals: splitting: splitting: integration: h) splitting: integration: splitting: integration: i) splitting: splitting: integration: integration: integration: splitting: H H H, CH₂O H3C H CI HH CH3 H H3C. integration: H3C CH3 CH3 H H HH H H HH H splitting: 1H NMR signals: splitting: splitting: integration: H HHH H splitting: integration: integration: 1H NMR signals: 1H NMR signals: integration:
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Transcribed Image Text:4) For the compounds below provide the number of expected signals for both the 'H NMR and the splitting (s,
d, t, etc) and integration of the individual protons that are indicated.
a) splitting:
integration:
splitting:
integration:
|b)|
splitting:
integration:
splitting:
integration:
c) splitting:
splitting:
integration:
integration:
splitting:
H
OHH
HHHH
но
H3C
H
H.
integration:
H
HH
CH3
CH3
Br
OH
H3C
H
H
H H
H
H
HH OH
splitting:
splitting:
integration:
1H NMR signals:
splitting:
1H NMR signals:
1H NMR signals:
integration:
integration:
splitting:
splitting:
e) splitting:
H
1) Н Н Н
H
splitting:
Η
H.
integration:
integration:
integration:
Hintegration:
H
H
Не
CH3
splitting:
H
HN
splitting:
NH2 H
H
splitting:
H
H+
integration:
HH
integration:
integration:
H
H H
splitting:
splitting:
integration:
splitting:
integration:
splitting:
splitting:
integration:
integration:
integration:
1H NMR signals:
1H NMR signals:
1H NMR signals:
splitting:
splitting:
integration:
h) splitting:
integration:
splitting:
integration:
i)
splitting:
splitting:
integration:
integration:
integration:
splitting:
H
H
H,
CH₂O H3C
H
CI HH CH3
H
H3C.
integration:
H3C
CH3
CH3
H
H HH H
H HH H
splitting:
1H NMR signals:
splitting:
splitting:
integration:
H
HHH
H
splitting:
integration:
integration:
1H NMR signals:
1H NMR signals:
integration:
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