Stannous fluoride, or Tn(1l) fluoride, is a compound commonly used in toothpastes with similar in function andactivity to sodium fluoride (NaF), the conventionally added ingredient in toothpastes, but has been shown tobe more effective. Draw the predicted 11Sn and 1F NMR spectra of stannous fluoride. The table shows thenatural abundance of the NMR active nuclei of interest with their magnetogyric ratios.NIMR activeMagnetogyric tatio(10 rad/s)NAE Isotope1155n0.351/2-8.80117Sn7.611/2-9,591195n8.581/2-10.0119F1001/225.18Stannous Fluoride (SnF2)V =

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Stannous fluoride, or Tn(II) fluoride, is a compound commonly used in toothpastes with similar in function and activity to sodium fluoride (NaF), the conventionally added ingredient in toothpastes, but has been shown to be more effective. Draw the predicted 1Sn and F NMR spectra of stannous fluoride. The table shows the atural abundance of the NMR active nuclei of interest with their magnetogyric ratios. Magnetogyric tatio (10 rac/1s) NMR active NA Isotope 1155n 0.35 1/2 -8.80 1175n 7.61 1/2 -9.59 1195n 8.58 1/2 -10.01 19F 100 1/2 25.18 Stannous Fluoride (SnF2)

Stannous fluoride, or Tn(II) fluoride, is a compound commonly used in toothpastes with similar in function and activity to sodium fluoride (NaF), the conventionally added ingredient in toothpastes, but has been shown to be more effective. Draw the predicted 1Sn and F NMR spectra of stannous fluoride. The table shows the atural abundance of the NMR active nuclei of interest with their magnetogyric ratios. Magnetogyric tatio (10 rac/1s) NMR active NA Isotope 1155n 0.35 1/2 -8.80 1175n 7.61 1/2 -9.59 1195n 8.58 1/2 -10.01 19F 100 1/2 25.18 Stannous Fluoride (SnF2)

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