OBLEMS:1. Assign each of the following spectral data descriptions of complex coupling to the indicatedhydrogens in the structural units below that most closely fits the splitting pattern.a. triplet of doublets, J= 8 Hz, J= 3 Hzb. doublet of doublets, J= 15 Hz, J= 10 HzC.doublet of doublet of doublets, J= 12 Hz, J= 6 Hz, J= 2 HzHHHHH.CICIH HHCl-HHDBrH

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