For the molecule below, list all of the NMR absorptions you would use to fully identify this structure. Be sure to use the correct formatting: Ha, expected range, splitting pattern, integration. (Don't worry, I will be able to tell which H is which based on your predictions)

For the molecule below, list all of the NMR absorptions you would use to fully identify this structure. Be sure to use the correct formatting: Ha, expected range, splitting pattern, integration. (Don't worry, I will be able to tell which H is which based on your predictions)

Principles of Modern Chemistry

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Chapter20: Molecular Spectroscopy And Photochemistry

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