9. Sketch NMR of the following compound. Clearly label each H-atom in the molecule and where it appears in your NMR. Clearly label the splitting (coupling) pattern (singlet, doublet etc) for each set of equivalent protons. For each signal, clearly label the integration value or the number of protons represented by the signal. Br

9. Sketch NMR of the following compound. Clearly label each H-atom in the molecule and where it appears in your NMR. Clearly label the splitting (coupling) pattern (singlet, doublet etc) for each set of equivalent protons. For each signal, clearly label the integration value or the number of protons represented by the signal. Br

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Chapter3: The Chemistry Of Life: Organic Compounds

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