Problem: 1) How many kinds of chemically non-equivalent hydrogens are there in each of the following compounds?
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For this problem, we need to determine how many kinds of chemically non-equivalent Hs in each of the ff. compounds
- Recall that for 1H-NMR analysis, there are as many signals on each spectrum as there are unique, non-equivalent protons
- In this case, let's assume that Hs bound to the same C is equivalent
- Take note that symmetry will reduce the total number of signals
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1) How many kinds of chemically non-equivalent hydrogens are there in each of the following compounds?
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