(How do the signals for methyl fluoride look like in the proton and the carbon NMR Spectrum?) the splitting caused by atoms other than carbon and hydrogen atoms Predict the number of lines observed in the proton spectrum.Predict the number of lines observed in the carbon spectrum.Justify your answer for the proton spectrum.Justify your answer for the carbon spectrum.

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(How do the signals for methyl fluoride look like in the proton and the carbon NMR Spectrum?)

Organic Chemistry: A Guided Inquiry

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ChapterL3: Carbon (13c) Nmr Spectroscopy

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(How do the signals for methyl fluoride look like in the proton and the carbon NMR Spectrum?)

the splitting caused by atoms other than carbon and hydrogen atoms

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Predict the number of lines observed in the carbon spectrum.
Justify your answer for the proton spectrum.
Justify your answer for the carbon spectrum.

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