For the NMR spectrum shown below", draw the structure of the reactant next to the spectrum and label the protons so that they match the letter labels shown on the NMR spectrum. Fill in the Chemical shift, integration and multiplicity in the table. You may want to complete sections c) and d) before assigning the aromatic ring protons. B Integration-2 There is a very broad (almost flat) signal here. Appears to be a singlet Integration-1 14 HSP-04-502 STRUCTURE: 12 10 ppm Integration-2 D Broad singlet Integration ~ 2 Proton Chemical shift Relative integration Multiplicity label (ppm) A B CD

For the NMR spectrum shown below", draw the structure of the reactant next to the spectrum and label the protons so that they match the letter labels shown on the NMR spectrum. Fill in the Chemical shift, integration and multiplicity in the table. You may want to complete sections c) and d) before assigning the aromatic ring protons. B Integration-2 There is a very broad (almost flat) signal here. Appears to be a singlet Integration-1 14 HSP-04-502 STRUCTURE: 12 10 ppm Integration-2 D Broad singlet Integration ~ 2 Proton Chemical shift Relative integration Multiplicity label (ppm) A B CD

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