9. An unknown compound produces a 'H NMR spectrum that has just two signals, each oI which is a singlet. Which of the compounds below could be the unknown compound? Explain your reasoning for choosing the compound that you did AND not the others. CI D A

9. An unknown compound produces a 'H NMR spectrum that has just two signals, each oI which is a singlet. Which of the compounds below could be the unknown compound? Explain your reasoning for choosing the compound that you did AND not the others. CI D A

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9. An unknown compound produces a 'H NMR spectrum that has just two signals, each 12
which is a singlet. Which of the compounds below could be the unknown compound?
Explain your reasoning for choosing the compound that you did AND not the others.
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