The H-NMR spectrum for the product shows two doublets at 7.09 ppm and 7.75 ppm, with equal integration. Given the assignments for Ha and Hd in the product shown below, suggest a reason why the doublet due to Hd is at larger chemical shift than the doublet due to Ha. You should draw a resonance form to show how the carbonyl can withdraw electron density from the alkene. HD Hb

The H-NMR spectrum for the product shows two doublets at 7.09 ppm and 7.75 ppm, with equal integration. Given the assignments for Ha and Hd in the product shown below, suggest a reason why the doublet due to Hd is at larger chemical shift than the doublet due to Ha. You should draw a resonance form to show how the carbonyl can withdraw electron density from the alkene. HD Hb

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