Which of the following is not true regarding 'H NMR spectroscopy? "Shielding" of a proton increases when the electron density surrounding the proton increases. A "downfield" peak appears at a lower value of ð. D20 shake is a quick way to identify the hydroxyl group of an alcohol. Each proton has two different spins, a and ß.

Which of the following is not true regarding 'H NMR spectroscopy? "Shielding" of a proton increases when the electron density surrounding the proton increases. A "downfield" peak appears at a lower value of ð. D20 shake is a quick way to identify the hydroxyl group of an alcohol. Each proton has two different spins, a and ß.

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Chapter27: Chiral Reduction Of Ethyl Acetoacetate; Optical Purity Determination

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