There are 4 unique sets of protons in the Sn complex. For all the protons which correspond to product protons draw a picture of the product and label each proton Ha, Hb, Hc, etc and assign each proton based on your drawing. One set of the Sn-based protons has some coupling between the protons and metal, discuss this and provide coupling constants.

There are 4 unique sets of protons in the Sn complex. For all the protons which correspond to product protons draw a picture of the product and label each proton Ha, Hb, Hc, etc and assign each proton based on your drawing. One set of the Sn-based protons has some coupling between the protons and metal, discuss this and provide coupling constants.

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Chapter4: Acids And Bases

Section: Chapter Questions

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