26. NO AI USE Predict the number of signals in the expected 13C NMR spectrum of the followingcompound:Hint: consider plane of symmetry5 (five)Carbon Signals6 (six)Carbon Signals7 (seven)Carbon Signals8 (eight)Carbon SignalsA.B.C.D.ABCD

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Predict the number of signals in the expected 13C NMR spectrum of the following compound: Hint: consider plane of symmetry 5 (five) Carbon Signals 6 (six) Carbon Signals 7 (seven) Carbon Signals 8 (eight) Carbon Signals A. B. C. D. A B C D