30*31 13128917Question 31OH 21074Given the molecule above, estimate the chemical shift (ppm) of the hydrogens attached to atom5.6Answer should be to one decimal place (X.X).51185493H102O1311112Given the molecule above, estimate the chemical shift (ppm) of the hydrogens attached to atom2.Answer should be to one decimal place (X.X)

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13 7 6 8 Son 9 11 10 5 12 2 4 O 3 1 Given the molecule above, estimate the chemical shift (ppm) of the hydrogens attached to atom 5. Answer should be to one decimal place (X.X).

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