Attached is the NMR of 1-indanone (top), 3,4 dimethoxybenzaldehyde (middle), and the product of the reaction (bottom). Based on the spectra, did the reaction work to obtain a pure, final condensation product? How do you know? 1-indanoneIntegration values on top of the signals. ppm values underneath2H2H83.EE8.828.81H 1H,1H 1Hbotoeqo 2how osbiv eoupindosi odi i noitosST O bibooge IMV oesdi no boaspo couqeuasou bioqS H go kon puo3,4-dimethoxybenzaldehydeIntegtation Valueș on top of the signals.- ppm values underneath,8.3.15 2.709.27.59PPM3H3H7.481H1H1H1H9.617.56 7.35 7.173.85 3.831086.42PPMFinal condensation productIntegration values on top of the signals. ppm values underneath. The region between 7.3 and 7.6 is messy and hard to see. noneed to interpret this area beyond the fact there are 7H here.e bns onosbni-l,osbiv onpindost ar ni mwodan 3H edu i to stooge AMNH o wolsJoubong bololloo Isni odi to Hodt 2s llow 26 .obydoblesnsdxorliomib3Hanonsbni-disamonu aaulsv mag.alsnalz srir to qot no 29uisv noiteigstnl2H7HHSHS1H6.903.688.6.32PPM8.85 8.835

1H -NMR tells about the number of protons (hydrogen) present in an organic compound.

Attached is the NMR of 1-indanone (top), 3,4 dimethoxybenzaldehyde (middle), and the product of the reaction (bottom). Based on the spectra, did the reaction work to obtain a pure, final condensation product? How do you know?

Attached is the NMR of 1-indanone (top), 3,4 dimethoxybenzaldehyde (middle), and the product of the reaction (bottom). Based on the spectra, did the reaction work to obtain a pure, final condensation product? How do you know?

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Chapter12: Spectrochemical Methods

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