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I am confused about where the 54.1 and 21.1 numbers came from because the scale is marked 2ppm to 10 ppm. I want to be able to di this myslef on a test . Can someone give me step by step instructions?

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SOLUTION
Begin by calculating the HDI. The molecular formula indicates 9 carbon atoms, which would
require 20 hydrogen atoms in order to be fully saturated. There are only 10 hydrogen atoms,
which means that 10 hydrogen atoms are missing, and therefore, the HDI is 5. This is a
large number, and it would not be efficient to think about all the possible ways to have five
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Transcribed Image Text:In this spectrum, we see four signals. In order to analyze the integration of each signal,
we must first divide by the lowest number (10.2):
10.2
10.2
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Proton NMR
54.1
10.2
-5.30
21.1
10.2
2.07
The ratio is approximately 1:5:2:2. Now look at the molecular formula. There are 10 pro-
tons in the compound, so the relative integration values represent the actual number of
protons giving rise to each signal.
22.3
10.2
6
Chemical Shift (ppm)
-2.19
22
3
there are two triplets, each with an integration of
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