In NMR we use solvents such as tetrachloromethane to prepare samples for the machine What is the molecular formula of tetrachloromethane? ii Why do you think tetrachloromethane is used as a solvent? iii Solvents that contain deuterium, D, are also used as solvents in NMR. Deuterium is the isotope 2H. A substance in which 'H is replaced by 2H is said to be deuterated. Why would the deuterated solvent CDCI, be used instead of CHCI,?

In NMR we use solvents such as tetrachloromethane to prepare samples for the machine What is the molecular formula of tetrachloromethane? ii Why do you think tetrachloromethane is used as a solvent? iii Solvents that contain deuterium, D, are also used as solvents in NMR. Deuterium is the isotope 2H. A substance in which 'H is replaced by 2H is said to be deuterated. Why would the deuterated solvent CDCI, be used instead of CHCI,?

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In NMR we use solvents such as tetrachloromethane to prepare samples for the
machine
What is the molecular formula of
tetrachloromethane?
ii Why do you think tetrachloromethane is used
as a solvent?
iii Solvents that contain deuterium, D, are also
used as solvents in NMR. Deuterium is the
isotope 2H. A substance in which 'H is
replaced by 2H is said to be deuterated. Why
would the deuterated solvent CDCI, be used
instead of CHCI,?
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