8. Below you will find a molecule with protons labeled a-j, match the corresponding peak to its respective proton (1/2 pts for every letter match, 5 total). Fill in all boxes with letters! 6H, d 6H, d Br 2H, s 1H, s 10 IH, d T∞ 1H, d. 1H, septet PPM 4 2H, t 2H, t 1H, septet

8. Below you will find a molecule with protons labeled a-j, match the corresponding peak to its respective proton (1/2 pts for every letter match, 5 total). Fill in all boxes with letters! 6H, d 6H, d Br 2H, s 1H, s 10 IH, d T∞ 1H, d. 1H, septet PPM 4 2H, t 2H, t 1H, septet

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8. Below you will find a molecule with protons labeled a-j, match the corresponding peak to its
respective proton (1/2 pts for every letter match, 5 total). Fill in all boxes with letters!
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Br
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