Q2. (I) What is the signal splitting (Coupling) of H1 and H2 in compound-1 and in compound-2? And how we can use these differences in order to differentiate between the two compounds? CI H, H2 H, H2 Compound-1 Compound-2

Q2. (I) What is the signal splitting (Coupling) of H1 and H2 in compound-1 and in compound-2? And how we can use these differences in order to differentiate between the two compounds? CI H, H2 H, H2 Compound-1 Compound-2

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Q2. (I) What is the signal splitting (Coupling) of H1 and H2 in
compound-1 and in compound-2? And how we can use these
differences in order to differentiate between the two
compounds?
CI
.CI
Hi H2
Hi H2
Compound-1
Compound-2

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