2. Explain the following NMR spectra of the compounds given (A and B). Label the structurewith lower-case letters, and then explain the position of the peaks (chemical shift), splittingpattern and integration using the prompts below.AH.H6H3C-OH31098.76.4321SplittingpatternCoupling H's(Ha, Hb, etc)LabelChemical ShiftIntegration(a, b, etc.)(ppm)b.For each peak, rationalize the chemical shift (peak position) relative to the others. Use theterms, shielded, deshielded, and explain.Peak a:Peak b:Pesk cPeak c:

Note: n-propanol is having 3 non equivalent hydrogens.. Therefore 3 signals observed in the proton…

2. Explain the following NMR spectra of the compounds given (A and B). Label the structure with lower-case letters, and then explain the position of the peaks (chemical shift), splitting pattern and integration using the prompts below. A 6 5. H3C. 3 2. 10 9 6 4 3 Splitting pattern Coupling H's (На, НЬ, etc) Label Chemlcal Shift Integration (a, b, etc.) (ppm) a For each peak, rationalize the chemical shift (peak position) relative to the others, Use the terms, shielded, deshielded, and explain. Peak a: Peak b: Peok a Peak c:

2. Explain the following NMR spectra of the compounds given (A and B). Label the structure with lower-case letters, and then explain the position of the peaks (chemical shift), splitting pattern and integration using the prompts below. A 6 5. H3C. 3 2. 10 9 6 4 3 Splitting pattern Coupling H's (На, НЬ, etc) Label Chemlcal Shift Integration (a, b, etc.) (ppm) a For each peak, rationalize the chemical shift (peak position) relative to the others, Use the terms, shielded, deshielded, and explain. Peak a: Peak b: Peok a Peak c:

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