Find information on: 1. DDT 2. EDTA 3. orotic acid 4. сarboplatin 2. Propose the approximate shift/splitting pattern/etc. for each type of hydrogen that would be seen in an 'H-NMR spectrum Identify the # of each type of each carbon (i.e. how many peaks in the 13C spectra) 3. Identify infrared (IR) active bonds within each molecule 4.

Find information on: 1. DDT 2. EDTA 3. orotic acid 4. сarboplatin 2. Propose the approximate shift/splitting pattern/etc. for each type of hydrogen that would be seen in an 'H-NMR spectrum Identify the # of each type of each carbon (i.e. how many peaks in the 13C spectra) 3. Identify infrared (IR) active bonds within each molecule 4.

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Find information on:
1. DDT
2. EDTA
3. orotic acid
4. сarboplatin
2.
Propose the approximate shift/splitting pattern/etc. for each type of hydrogen that
would be seen in an 'H-NMR spectrum
Identify the # of each type of each carbon (i.e. how many peaks in the 13C
spectra)
3.
Identify infrared (IR) active bonds within each molecule
4.

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