Discussion Question Match the signals (1-4) to the hydrogens (a-d). Explain your assignment (think about chemical shift and multiplicity). Which signal is not shown? Describe its chemical shift, Integration and multiplicity. 7.5 2 7.0 3 Hd H3C 6.5 Br 6.0 O-Ha нь 4 5.5

Discussion Question Match the signals (1-4) to the hydrogens (a-d). Explain your assignment (think about chemical shift and multiplicity). Which signal is not shown? Describe its chemical shift, Integration and multiplicity. 7.5 2 7.0 3 Hd H3C 6.5 Br 6.0 O-Ha нь 4 5.5

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