1a. Do the chemical shifts of the benzene protons in the iodinated product confirm the structure drawn. Calculate the chemical shift of the benzene protons and compare to the spectrum 1b. Do the appearances of the benzene protons confirm the structure drawn. Use the j values for benzene signals to predict how the signals should appear and compare to the spectrum provided J ortho = 7-9 Hz J meta = 2-3 Hz J para = too small JEOL e HO TA 13 12 18 9 6 65 NH: S A I Ts T8 X:pwt per Miion Pt H. I.

1a. Do the chemical shifts of the benzene protons in the iodinated product confirm the structure drawn. Calculate the chemical shift of the benzene protons and compare to the spectrum 1b. Do the appearances of the benzene protons confirm the structure drawn. Use the j values for benzene signals to predict how the signals should appear and compare to the spectrum provided J ortho = 7-9 Hz J meta = 2-3 Hz J para = too small JEOL e HO TA 13 12 18 9 6 65 NH: S A I Ts T8 X:pwt per Miion Pt H. I.

Organic Chemistry: A Guided Inquiry

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ISBN:9780618974122

Author:Andrei Straumanis

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ChapterL3: Carbon (13c) Nmr Spectroscopy

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