**Title: Assigning 13C-NMR Peaks to Carbons in a Benzamide Compound****Objective:** In this exercise, students are asked to assign carbon atoms labeled a to f in a benzamide compound to their respective peaks in a given ^13C-NMR spectrum.**Introduction to 13C-NMR Spectroscopy:**^13C-NMR (Carbon-13 Nuclear Magnetic Resonance) is a type of NMR spectroscopy that provides information about the carbon atoms in an organic molecule. Each unique carbon environment in the molecule appears as a distinct peak in the spectrum. The chemical shift, expressed in parts per million (ppm), can often be correlated with the type of carbon environment.**Compound Structure:**The structure provided is a benzamide (aniline with an acyl group), with specific carbons labeled a through f:- `a, b, c, d, e` belong to the benzene ring.- `f` is the carbonyl carbon of the amide group.**13C-NMR Spectrum Analysis:**The provided ^13C-NMR spectrum is a graphical representation showing chemical shifts (in ppm) on the x-axis and peak intensity on the y-axis. There are several peaks that need to be matched with the labeled carbons in the benzamide structure.**Detailed Graph Analysis:**- **Peak at around 190-200 ppm**: This region is typical for carbonyl carbons in amides, aldehydes, and ketones. Therefore, this peak corresponds to the carbon labeled `f` (the carbonyl carbon of the amide group).- **Peaks between 110-160 ppm**: This region is characteristic of sp2 hybridized carbons, such as those found in aromatic rings. Peaks in this range will correspond to carbons labeled `a`, `b`, `c`, `d`, and `e`. - **Carbon Peak Identifications**: - **C`a`**: Generally, this carbon farthest from the carbonyl carbon tends to give a signal around 110-140 ppm. - **C`b` and C`d`**: These carbons are ortho to the carbonyl group; their chemical shifts can be slightly different but often close. - **C`c`**: This carbon, meta to the carbonyl group, will show a shift around 130-150 ppm. - **C`e

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