a. b. C. Draw all isomers of the structure of PF4Me For each of the isomers you have drawn, predict the appearance of the 19F {¹H} NMR spectrum. You can do this by listing the number of resonances and the multiplicity (coupling patterns) of each resonance. How would the appearance of the spectrum change if a 19F NMR spectrum was acquired (i.e. if the proton decoupling was turned off)?

a. b. C. Draw all isomers of the structure of PF4Me For each of the isomers you have drawn, predict the appearance of the 19F {¹H} NMR spectrum. You can do this by listing the number of resonances and the multiplicity (coupling patterns) of each resonance. How would the appearance of the spectrum change if a 19F NMR spectrum was acquired (i.e. if the proton decoupling was turned off)?

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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