The structure of compound 2-A is given below. What is the identity of the two large peaks between 100 and 130 ppm in the C-13 NMR? 0 CH3 CH3 CH3 a. They are the quaternary carbons in the aromatic ring b. They are the CH carbons in the aromatic ring X c. They are the CH that the two methyl groups attach to d. They are the two methyl groups at the bottom

The structure of compound 2-A is given below. What is the identity of the two large peaks between 100 and 130 ppm in the C-13 NMR? 0 CH3 CH3 CH3 a. They are the quaternary carbons in the aromatic ring b. They are the CH carbons in the aromatic ring X c. They are the CH that the two methyl groups attach to d. They are the two methyl groups at the bottom

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