Can I get a table for the 1H-NMR with a labeled diagram of chemical shift , multiplet structure, integration, assignmentbased on the 1H-NMR data below Spectra (Infrared in KBr, 'H-NMR in DMSO-d6, 400 MHz)LODD4000300020001500000T500HAVENUMB ERI -||3088662667701438661142a179374D69115935030545714114911258474512297355131819105239712Б4OH28086716716B1200671046476867928256014806212684195679648642885147564117379916585607026636214466611618481678480B6CITRANSMETTANCEIX! 141210642HSP-41-134ppmChemical ShiftIntegrationMultiplet13.431S7.811d7.561d7.5517.451t00

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Spectra (Infrared in KBr, 'H-NMR in DMSO-d6, 400 MHz) LOD D 4000 3000 2000 1500 1000 500 HAVENUMB ERI -l 3088 66 2667 70 1438 66 1142 81 793 74 3054 57 1411 49 1125 84 745 12 Þ691 2973 55 1593 50 1318 19 1052 39 712 Б4 C- OH 2008 2825 67 1671 6B 1200 67 1046 47 606 79 60 1480 62 1268 41 956 79 648 64 2885 2663 88 1475 64 1173 79 916 58 560 70 62 1446 66 1161 84 816 70 480 86 CI TRANSMITTANCEI

Spectra (Infrared in KBr, 'H-NMR in DMSO-d6, 400 MHz) LOD D 4000 3000 2000 1500 1000 500 HAVENUMB ERI -l 3088 66 2667 70 1438 66 1142 81 793 74 3054 57 1411 49 1125 84 745 12 Þ691 2973 55 1593 50 1318 19 1052 39 712 Б4 C- OH 2008 2825 67 1671 6B 1200 67 1046 47 606 79 60 1480 62 1268 41 956 79 648 64 2885 2663 88 1475 64 1173 79 916 58 560 70 62 1446 66 1161 84 816 70 480 86 CI TRANSMITTANCEI

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