Which of these choices best describes the interpretation of the following peak that may be recorded in a 'H NMR spectrum? 3.0 8 (1H, t). The underlined hydrogen atom is intended to be the one producing the peak that we are interpreting. Ar-CHCO2H Ar-CHCHX2 Ar-CHCH,X Ar-CHCH3 None of these interpretations describes this peak.

Which of these choices best describes the interpretation of the following peak that may be recorded in a 'H NMR spectrum? 3.0 8 (1H, t). The underlined hydrogen atom is intended to be the one producing the peak that we are interpreting. Ar-CHCO2H Ar-CHCHX2 Ar-CHCH,X Ar-CHCH3 None of these interpretations describes this peak.

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Chapter13: Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Spectroscopy

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Which of these choices best describes the interpretation of the following peak that may be recorded in a 'H NMR spectrum? 3.0 8 (1H, t). The
underlined hydrogen atom is intended to be the one producing the peak that we are interpreting.
Ar-CHCO2H
Ar-CHCHX2
Ar-CHCH,X
Ar-CHCH3
None of these interpretations describes this peak.

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