Consider three isomers of C,H,Br,: Br Br CH, Br Br CH; Br H,C-CH,-CH,-CH, H,C-C-CH, H,C-C-CH, Br H A в Which of these isomers is characterized by a 'H-NMR spectrum that consists of two peaks with a 3/1 area ratio?

Consider three isomers of C,H,Br,: Br Br CH, Br Br CH; Br H,C-CH,-CH,-CH, H,C-C-CH, H,C-C-CH, Br H A в Which of these isomers is characterized by a 'H-NMR spectrum that consists of two peaks with a 3/1 area ratio?

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Consider three isomers of C,H,Br,:
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Br
CH, Br
Br CH; Br
H,C-CH,-CH,-CH,
H,C-C-CH,
H,C-C-CH,
Br
H
A
в
Which of these isomers is characterized by a 'H-NMR spectrum
that consists of two peaks with a 3/1 area ratio?

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