Carbon NMR The Decoupled ("C ) spectrum is represented below. Assign every Carbon to its respective chemical shift providing proper analysis. The Carbons are labeled from a to 1 to 5. What signal would you expect to see in DEPT 135/90 and coupled carbon NMR for each carbon 5 CH,-CH;-C-0-CH;-CH3 b a CDC,

Carbon NMR The Decoupled ("C ) spectrum is represented below. Assign every Carbon to its respective chemical shift providing proper analysis. The Carbons are labeled from a to 1 to 5. What signal would you expect to see in DEPT 135/90 and coupled carbon NMR for each carbon 5 CH,-CH;-C-0-CH;-CH3 b a CDC,

Organic Chemistry: A Guided Inquiry

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ChapterL3: Carbon (13c) Nmr Spectroscopy

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