atoms, plus oneChemical shifts originateنقطة واحدةfroma.magnetic momentum Ob. electron shielding Oc.free induction decay Od.scalar coupling (J -coupling) OO أخری:CH2C12 will show twodoublets, each integrating to1H in the 1H NMR spectrum

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Chemical shifts originate from a.magnetic momentum b. electron shielding O c.free induction decay d.scalar coupling (J -coupling) O

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atoms, plus one
Chemical shifts originate
نقطة واحدة
from
a.magnetic momentum O
b. electron shielding O
c.free induction decay O
d.scalar coupling (J -coupling) O
O أخری:
CH2C12 will show two
doublets, each integrating to
1H in the 1H NMR spectrum

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