UESTION 2 Which answer correctly predicts the multiplicity (the number of peaks as a result of splitting) for each shaded proton in the (Assume the sample contains a trace of an acidic or basic impurity and is not ultrapure) HgC-C-OH Ha = 4, Hb = 1, Hc = 2 0 Ha 8, Hb = 2, Hc = 2 Ha 7, Hb = 1, Hc = 2 Ha = 5, Hb = 2, Hc = 2

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Which answer correctly predicts the multiplicity (the number of peaks as a result of splitting) for each shaded proton in the fe
(Assume the sample contains a trace of an acidic or basic impurity and is not ultrapure) H3C-C-OH.
Ha = 4, Hp = 1, Hc = 2
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OHa = 8, Hb = 2, Hc = 2
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OHa=7, Hb = 1, Hc = 2
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Which spectrum would be predicted from
? (Assume coupling constants are equal. Use chemical shift and multi
Ignore relative intensities.)
Transcribed Image Text:u/webapps/assessment/take/launch.jsp?course_assessment_id%3_148362_1&course_id%3D_147285_1&content_id%3D QUESTION 2 Which answer correctly predicts the multiplicity (the number of peaks as a result of splitting) for each shaded proton in the fe (Assume the sample contains a trace of an acidic or basic impurity and is not ultrapure) H3C-C-OH. Ha = 4, Hp = 1, Hc = 2 %3D %3D OHa = 8, Hb = 2, Hc = 2 %3D %3D OHa=7, Hb = 1, Hc = 2 %3D %3D %3D O Ha = 5, Hb = 2, Hc = 2 %3D QUESTION 3 Which spectrum would be predicted from ? (Assume coupling constants are equal. Use chemical shift and multi Ignore relative intensities.)
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