a. Predict the 13C NMR (# of peaks, integration of each peak, and relative chemical shift of each peak). Please show planes of symmetry that allowed you to make your predictions. b. Predict the 1H NMR (# of peaks, integration of each peak, splitting of each peak, and relative chemical shift of each peak). Please draw every hydrogen out and show planes of symmetry that allowed you to make your predictions. Also, show your math for how you determined the multiplicity (splitting) for each peak. 0 OH

a. Predict the 13C NMR (# of peaks, integration of each peak, and relative chemical shift of each peak). Please show planes of symmetry that allowed you to make your predictions. b. Predict the 1H NMR (# of peaks, integration of each peak, splitting of each peak, and relative chemical shift of each peak). Please draw every hydrogen out and show planes of symmetry that allowed you to make your predictions. Also, show your math for how you determined the multiplicity (splitting) for each peak. 0 OH

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NMR Spectroscopy

NMR stands for Nuclear Magnetic Resonance in which the study of different molecules is done based on the interaction of radiofrequency electromagnetic radiations with the nuclei of molecules placed in a strong magnetic field. A precise study of spectra of visible light and all bands of electromagnetic radiation is called spectroscopy.

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a. Predict the 13C NMR (# of peaks, integration of each peak, and relative chemical shift of each peak). Please show planes of symmetry that
allowed you to make your predictions. b. Predict the 1H NMR (# of peaks, integration of each peak, splitting of each peak, and relative chemical
shift of each peak). Please draw every hydrogen out and show planes of symmetry that allowed you to make your predictions. Also, show your
math for how you determined the multiplicity (splitting) for each peak.
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