B. (5 pts.) Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Analysis: Chemical Shift (ppm) 14 12 10 # of Hydrogens that give the signal 8 Split (# ppm of peaks) # of neighboring Hydrogens Interpretation (types of protons)
B. (5 pts.) Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Analysis: Chemical Shift (ppm) 14 12 10 # of Hydrogens that give the signal 8 Split (# ppm of peaks) # of neighboring Hydrogens Interpretation (types of protons)
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