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Interpretation:
Suppose that the signal of a specific hydrogen nucleus appears 2200 Hz higher than that of the protons in TMS. If the NMR spectrometer uses a 7.046-T magnet, the chemical shift of that proton is to be calculated.
Concept introduction:
Chemical shift, abbreviated as the Greek letter
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