Draw an expanded structural formula for 3 of the compounds below. How many differentresonance peaks (types of hydrogens ) would you expect to find in the H'-NMR spectrum of each of thecompounds? Justify your answer,Structure# of peakssplitting pattern of peaksa.acetophenoneb.Benzaldehydec. 2-butanoned.Methyl propanoate

The no. of signals in NMR is depend upon the environment of proton in the chemical strucutre. Same…

Draw an expanded structural formula for 3 of the compounds below. How many different resonance peaks (types of hydrogens ) would you expect to find in the H'-NMR spectrum of cach of the compounds? Justify your answer, Structure # of peaks splitting pattern of peaks a.acetophenone b.Benzaldehyde c. 2-butanone d.Methyl propanoate

Draw an expanded structural formula for 3 of the compounds below. How many different resonance peaks (types of hydrogens ) would you expect to find in the H'-NMR spectrum of cach of the compounds? Justify your answer, Structure # of peaks splitting pattern of peaks a.acetophenone b.Benzaldehyde c. 2-butanone d.Methyl propanoate

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Chapter13: Structure Determination: Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Spectroscopy

Section13.12: Dept 13c Nmr Spectroscopy

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