5. NMR analysis: Triphenylmethanol| Draw the full structure of the product. Show all bonds to the hydrogens. Label the different sets of hydrogens (i.e. Ha. Hb, H1, H2, etc) based on which ones are equivalent and which ones are not. Assign each set of hydrogens with a specific signal on the spectrum. Create a table that summarizes: the chemical shift, integration, multiplicity, proton assignment, and justification of each signal.

5. NMR analysis: Triphenylmethanol| Draw the full structure of the product. Show all bonds to the hydrogens. Label the different sets of hydrogens (i.e. Ha. Hb, H1, H2, etc) based on which ones are equivalent and which ones are not. Assign each set of hydrogens with a specific signal on the spectrum. Create a table that summarizes: the chemical shift, integration, multiplicity, proton assignment, and justification of each signal.

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