8) For each of the compounds below, draw a rough estimation of its expected ¹H NMR spectrum. CI Br Br 9) The vinyl proton chemical shift in the two compounds shown below is substantially different. Explain why the shift in these two compounds is so different. Hint: think about resonance. & CH3 4.0 ppm H6.5 ppm

8) For each of the compounds below, draw a rough estimation of its expected ¹H NMR spectrum. CI Br Br 9) The vinyl proton chemical shift in the two compounds shown below is substantially different. Explain why the shift in these two compounds is so different. Hint: think about resonance. & CH3 4.0 ppm H6.5 ppm

Macroscale and Microscale Organic Experiments

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Chapter59: The Perkin Reaction: Synthesis Of A-phenylcinnamic Acid And Its Decarboxylation To Cis-stilbene

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