( do 2 with explanation ) 1. A pair of small peaks such as these can be seen at the base of every large resonance in thespectrum (Figure 1). What are they due to?a) Poor shimmingb) 'H-'H couplingc) 1ºC-'H couplingd) Spinning sideband-126 Hz-Figure 1Figure 22. The baseline in the spectrum at right looks twisted. What is this due to?a) Poor shimmingb) Improper phasingc) Impure sampled) Incorrect shift reference

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2. The baseline in the spectrum at right looks twisted. What is this due to? a) Poor shimming b) Improper phasing c) Impure sample d) Incorrect shift reference

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( do 2 with explanation )

1. A pair of small peaks such as these can be seen at the base of every large resonance in the
spectrum (Figure 1). What are they due to?
a) Poor shimming
b) 'H-'H coupling
c) 1ºC-'H coupling
d) Spinning sideband
-126 Hz-
Figure 1
Figure 2
2. The baseline in the spectrum at right looks twisted. What is this due to?
a) Poor shimming
b) Improper phasing
c) Impure sample
d) Incorrect shift reference

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