C: 30.29%, H: 2.54%, other element: 67.17% 1213 LOD D 4000 10 Relative Intensity 100 80 8 40 20 0-titt 9 HPM-00-218 IS-NU-4404 25 5000 00 8 50 mpy 7 2000 75 6 T m/z HAVENUMBER! 5 100 ppm 1500 2H, d 4 ffffffm 125 W 3 1H, t N 150 1000 1 m 0 500 The J-values here are very small (2 Hz), indicating long-range coupling (more than 1 C away)

C: 30.29%, H: 2.54%, other element: 67.17% 1213 LOD D 4000 10 Relative Intensity 100 80 8 40 20 0-titt 9 HPM-00-218 IS-NU-4404 25 5000 00 8 50 mpy 7 2000 75 6 T m/z HAVENUMBER! 5 100 ppm 1500 2H, d 4 ffffffm 125 W 3 1H, t N 150 1000 1 m 0 500 The J-values here are very small (2 Hz), indicating long-range coupling (more than 1 C away)

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