ISABELLA Biodiesel from Olive Oil R R R 5 ppm 10 ppm 0.953 1.238 -0.110 2.156 0 ppm 12 32 2024-05-30 Acquisition and Processing Parameters Acquisition Time: 2024/05/30 20:22:30+0800 Nucleus: H Solvent: Chloroform-d TX Frequency: 60.26 MHz Scans: 16 Time Per Scan: 4.4 sec Spectral Width: 14 ppm Dwell Time: 0.34 US Digital Resolution: 0.05 Hz NPoints (Complex): 2048 Zero Filling: 7 Apodization: 0.10 Receiver Gain: 8.07843017578 Pulse Width: 14.1 us Peaks: 1: 48 Hz (0.81 ppm) 2: 53 Hz (0.88 ppm) 3: 72 Hz (1.20 ppm) 4: 91 Hz (1.51 ppm) 5: 115 Hz (1.91 ppm) 6: 117 Hz (1.96 ppm) 7: 127 Hz (2.11 ppm) 8: 134 Hz (2.23 ppm) 9: 215 Hz (3.58 ppm)

ISABELLA Biodiesel from Olive Oil R R R 5 ppm 10 ppm 0.953 1.238 -0.110 2.156 0 ppm 12 32 2024-05-30 Acquisition and Processing Parameters Acquisition Time: 2024/05/30 20:22:30+0800 Nucleus: H Solvent: Chloroform-d TX Frequency: 60.26 MHz Scans: 16 Time Per Scan: 4.4 sec Spectral Width: 14 ppm Dwell Time: 0.34 US Digital Resolution: 0.05 Hz NPoints (Complex): 2048 Zero Filling: 7 Apodization: 0.10 Receiver Gain: 8.07843017578 Pulse Width: 14.1 us Peaks: 1: 48 Hz (0.81 ppm) 2: 53 Hz (0.88 ppm) 3: 72 Hz (1.20 ppm) 4: 91 Hz (1.51 ppm) 5: 115 Hz (1.91 ppm) 6: 117 Hz (1.96 ppm) 7: 127 Hz (2.11 ppm) 8: 134 Hz (2.23 ppm) 9: 215 Hz (3.58 ppm)

Chemistry

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ISBN:9781305957404

Author:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Publisher:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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