A radical containing three inequivalent protons with hyperfine coupling constants 2.11 mT, 2.87 mT, and 2.89 mT gives a spectrum centred on 332.8 mT. At what fields do the hyperfine lines occur and what are their relative intensities?

A radical containing three inequivalent protons with hyperfine coupling constants 2.11 mT, 2.87 mT, and 2.89 mT gives a spectrum centred on 332.8 mT. At what fields do the hyperfine lines occur and what are their relative intensities?

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Chapter19: Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Spectroscopy

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