For the indicated proton above, you would expect a chemical shift close to [Select] V and a multiplicity of [Select] [Select] singlet doublet triplet quartet doublet of doublets doublet of triplets / triplet of doublets triplet of triplets doublet of quartets / quarter of doublet

For the indicated proton above, you would expect a chemical shift close to [Select] V and a multiplicity of [Select] [Select] singlet doublet triplet quartet doublet of doublets doublet of triplets / triplet of doublets triplet of triplets doublet of quartets / quarter of doublet

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and a multiplicity of [Select]
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triplet of triplets
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