A compound and its ¹H-NMR spectrum are shown below. Assign peak 1 and peak 2 in the spectrum to the hydrogen(s) labeled in red.i.aH3C-10C4H8O₂Compound Cb c-O—CH,CH32006 Brooks/Cole ThomsonSubmit AnswerC9↑Which labeled hydrogen(s) correspond to each peak?peak 1:peak 2:8762H5Chemical Shift (8)Peak 3Retry Entire Group 6 more group attempts remaining3.3HPeak 23HPeak 10 ppm

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A compound and its 'H-NMR spectrum are shown below. Assign peak 1 and peak 2 in the spectrum to the hydrogen(s) labeled in red. O Ac_0_0_CHCH₂ CH, CH a 10 C4H8O₂ Compound C ©2006 Brooks/Cole - Thomson 9 C C 8 Which labeled hydrogen(s) correspond to each peak? peak 1: peak 2: 7 6 2H 5 Chemical Shift (8) Peak 3 3 3H Peak 2 3H Peak 1 0 ppm

A compound and its 'H-NMR spectrum are shown below. Assign peak 1 and peak 2 in the spectrum to the hydrogen(s) labeled in red. O Ac_0_0_CHCH₂ CH, CH a 10 C4H8O₂ Compound C ©2006 Brooks/Cole - Thomson 9 C C 8 Which labeled hydrogen(s) correspond to each peak? peak 1: peak 2: 7 6 2H 5 Chemical Shift (8) Peak 3 3 3H Peak 2 3H Peak 1 0 ppm

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