QUESTION 4 The structure of monofluorinated acetone is shown below. ¹H, / 2 (100% abundant) 19F,/= ½ (100% abundant) i) ¹H NMR spectrum With the following knowledge, sketch the observed splitting patterns expected in ¹H and 19F NMR spectra. ii) 19F NMR spectrum FCH₂ 6 CH3 ·50 4 ppm -160 ppm 3 2 0

QUESTION 4 The structure of monofluorinated acetone is shown below. ¹H, / 2 (100% abundant) 19F,/= ½ (100% abundant) i) ¹H NMR spectrum With the following knowledge, sketch the observed splitting patterns expected in ¹H and 19F NMR spectra. ii) 19F NMR spectrum FCH₂ 6 CH3 ·50 4 ppm -160 ppm 3 2 0

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