1H NMR spectra: Please insert (or draw) a proposed structure in the white space below, and label assigned protons (e.g. H H H etc...). Order the labels from H₁ to H. in descending order of chemical shifts, to make it easier to grade. Thus, if aromatic protons are present, the left most peak should be labeled H, then the peak to its right, H, etc... The compound is piperine A

1H NMR spectra: Please insert (or draw) a proposed structure in the white space below, and label assigned protons (e.g. H H H etc...). Order the labels from H₁ to H. in descending order of chemical shifts, to make it easier to grade. Thus, if aromatic protons are present, the left most peak should be labeled H, then the peak to its right, H, etc... The compound is piperine A

Organic Chemistry

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Chapter17: Alcohols And Phenols

Section17.SE: Something Extra

Problem 54AP: The 1HNMR spectrum shown is that of 3-methyl-3-buten-1-ol. Assign all the observed resonance peaks...

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