32 and 33 14O Doublet (d)O Singlet (s)Triplet (t)O Quartet (q)O Multiplet (m)Question 33Given the molecule above, what would be the observed splitting pattern for the hydrogenattached to atom 7?11107O Multiplet (m)O Singlet (s)Doublet (d)10O Triplet (t)9O Quartet (q)11Given the molecule above, what would be the observed splitting pattern for the hydrogenattached to atom 10?1215

Signal in a 1H NMR spectrum may or may not be split into one or more peaks. This is known as signal…

sond 14 13 O Doublet (d) O Singlet (s) Given the molecule above, what would be the observed splitting pattern for the hydrogen attached to atom 7? Triplet (t) O Quartet (a) 11 Multiplet (m) Question 33 10 10 O Multiplet (m) O Singlet (s) O Doublet (d) O Triplet (1) 11 O Quartet (q) 12 Given the molecule above, what would be the observed splitting pattern for the hydrogen attached to atom 10? 15

sond 14 13 O Doublet (d) O Singlet (s) Given the molecule above, what would be the observed splitting pattern for the hydrogen attached to atom 7? Triplet (t) O Quartet (a) 11 Multiplet (m) Question 33 10 10 O Multiplet (m) O Singlet (s) O Doublet (d) O Triplet (1) 11 O Quartet (q) 12 Given the molecule above, what would be the observed splitting pattern for the hydrogen attached to atom 10? 15

Organic Chemistry

8th Edition

ISBN:9781305580350

Author:William H. Brown, Brent L. Iverson, Eric Anslyn, Christopher S. Foote

Publisher:William H. Brown, Brent L. Iverson, Eric Anslyn, Christopher S. Foote

Chapter20: Dienes, Conjugated Systems, And Pericyclic Reactions

Section20.3: Uv-visible Spectroscopy

Problem 20.5P

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