Chemistry 1. How many peaks would you expect the 'H NMR signal to be split into (splitting) for the indicated proton (H) below? a. singlet c. quintet e. triplet b. quartet d. doublet HC CH 2. (a) For the molecule below state how many signals you would expect to see in its normal, broad- band decoupled 13C NMR spectrum (i.e., where you only see one signal for each non-equivalent carbon atom). (b) How many different types of protons (hydrogen environments) are there for this molecule? (Perhaps draw all the Hs to help). Number of "C NMR lines (peaks) Number of different 'H NMR environments you

Chemistry 1. How many peaks would you expect the 'H NMR signal to be split into (splitting) for the indicated proton (H) below? a. singlet c. quintet e. triplet b. quartet d. doublet HC CH 2. (a) For the molecule below state how many signals you would expect to see in its normal, broad- band decoupled 13C NMR spectrum (i.e., where you only see one signal for each non-equivalent carbon atom). (b) How many different types of protons (hydrogen environments) are there for this molecule? (Perhaps draw all the Hs to help). Number of "C NMR lines (peaks) Number of different 'H NMR environments you

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