8. Chemical Formula: C9H17NO5 8 1H, broad 7 6 Final Answer 1H, broad -5 elle 4 PPM 3H s 3 2 9H s 1 there are 3 peaks between 4.00 and 4.30 ppm: a 1H t at 4.3 ppm two 1H t that both happen to be at 4.0 ppm, but are not the same 0

8. Chemical Formula: C9H17NO5 8 1H, broad 7 6 Final Answer 1H, broad -5 elle 4 PPM 3H s 3 2 9H s 1 there are 3 peaks between 4.00 and 4.30 ppm: a 1H t at 4.3 ppm two 1H t that both happen to be at 4.0 ppm, but are not the same 0

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8. Chemical Formula: C9H17NO5
8
1H, broad
7
6
Final Answer
1H, broad
-5
elle
4
PPM
3H s
3
2
9H s
1
there are 3 peaks between 4.00
and 4.30 ppm:
a 1H t at 4.3 ppm
two 1H t that both happen to be at
4.0 ppm, but are not the same
0

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