"Btor Predict the ¹3C spectrum of the 3-ethylpentane. H₂CH₂- 5 -CH₂-CH₂ 1. How many signals would you expect? 2. In the chart below, fill in the expected chemical shift and splitting pattern for the proton coupled C spectrum. Note: If one or more items are incorrectly placed, a single red X will appear on the top left. carbon chemical shift splitting singlet doublet 1 triplet quartet quintet 10 ppm 60 ppm 25 ppm 30 ppm 120 pm 2 3 4 CH₂ CH3 5

"Btor Predict the ¹3C spectrum of the 3-ethylpentane. H₂CH₂- 5 -CH₂-CH₂ 1. How many signals would you expect? 2. In the chart below, fill in the expected chemical shift and splitting pattern for the proton coupled C spectrum. Note: If one or more items are incorrectly placed, a single red X will appear on the top left. carbon chemical shift splitting singlet doublet 1 triplet quartet quintet 10 ppm 60 ppm 25 ppm 30 ppm 120 pm 2 3 4 CH₂ CH3 5

Chemistry

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Author:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Publisher:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

Section: Chapter Questions

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