Predict the spin-spin splitting that you would expect to observe in the ¹H NMR spectra of the compound. H₂ CH3 H3C 1 Select the splitting pattern of the signal observed from the hydrogens on carbon 1. quintet quartet O singlet doublet O triplet FUN Select the splitting pattern of the signal observed from the hydrogens on carbon 2. O singlet doublet quartet triplet quintet

Predict the spin-spin splitting that you would expect to observe in the ¹H NMR spectra of the compound. H₂ CH3 H3C 1 Select the splitting pattern of the signal observed from the hydrogens on carbon 1. quintet quartet O singlet doublet O triplet FUN Select the splitting pattern of the signal observed from the hydrogens on carbon 2. O singlet doublet quartet triplet quintet

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