16) The splitting of a signal in a ¹H NMR spectrum is determined by A. The number of neighboring B. The electronic environment of the C. Number of enantiotopic D. Number of equivalent E. Number of non-equivalent protons.

16) The splitting of a signal in a ¹H NMR spectrum is determined by A. The number of neighboring B. The electronic environment of the C. Number of enantiotopic D. Number of equivalent E. Number of non-equivalent protons.

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16) The splitting of a signal in a ¹H NMR spectrum is determined by
A. The number of neighboring B. The electronic environment of the
C. Number of enantiotopic
D. Number of equivalent
E. Number of non-equivalent
protons.

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