Pls help ASAP, thanks!"describe how 1H NMR can be used to differentiate compounds A & B" Describe how 'H NMR can be used to differentiate compounds A and B.Compound A will have a quartet between 2-3 ppm while compound B will have a singlet between 2-3ppmO Compound A will have a singlet between 2-3 ppm while compound B will have a singlet between 4-5uddCompound A will have a triplet between 1-2 ppm while compound B will have a triplet between 2-3ppmCompound A will have a triplet between 4-5 ppm while compound B will have a quartet between 4-5ppmA.

The proton NMR helps us to find out the different types of hydrogens present in a compound.

Describe how 'H NMR can be used to differentiate compounds A and B. A Compound A will have a quartet between 2-3 ppm while compound B will have a singlet between 2-3 ppm Compound A will have a singlet between 2-3 ppm while compound B will have a singlet between 4-5 ppm Compound A will have a triplet between 1-2 ppm while compound B will have a triplet between 2-3 ppm Compound A will have a triplet between 4-5 ppm while compound B will have a quartet between 4-5

Describe how 'H NMR can be used to differentiate compounds A and B. A Compound A will have a quartet between 2-3 ppm while compound B will have a singlet between 2-3 ppm Compound A will have a singlet between 2-3 ppm while compound B will have a singlet between 4-5 ppm Compound A will have a triplet between 1-2 ppm while compound B will have a triplet between 2-3 ppm Compound A will have a triplet between 4-5 ppm while compound B will have a quartet between 4-5

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Chapter13: Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Spectroscopy

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Problem 13.17P: Following are 1H-NMR spectra for compounds G, H, and I, each with the molecular formula C5H12O. Each...

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