A phosphine ligand with the general formula PFXH, reports a single mass spec [M+1] peak at 70.9862 m/z and NMR coupling constants of JpF Predict the structure of the ligand and sketch the 31P, 19F, and 'H NMR spectra. Be sure to consider the magnitude of the coupling constants. = 1110 Hz, JPH = 880 Hz, JFH 115 Hz. %3D

A phosphine ligand with the general formula PFXH, reports a single mass spec [M+1] peak at 70.9862 m/z and NMR coupling constants of JpF Predict the structure of the ligand and sketch the 31P, 19F, and 'H NMR spectra. Be sure to consider the magnitude of the coupling constants. = 1110 Hz, JPH = 880 Hz, JFH 115 Hz. %3D

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