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Interpretation Introduction
Interpretation: The structure of petroselenic acid and its consistency with the given observations is to be stated.
Concept introduction: The hydrogenation reaction convert an
The reaction of an
The protons that are attached directly to an alkene is called vinylic protons. The NMR spectrum shows absorption of vinylic protons split by coupling constant (that are cis to each other) in the range of
To determine: The structure of petroselenic acid and its consistency with the given observations.
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