In 13C NMR, carbon atoms with the lowest electron density have the largest chemical shift (largest ppm shift from 0). Identifythe peaks labeled X, Y and Z in the 13C spectrum of butyl acetate as shown below.nat200X150 160 140A. X is 1; Y is 2, Z is 3B. X is 1, Y is 3, Z is 2C. X is 2, Y is 1, Z is 3Enter Your Answer:120100ppmOA OB OC8060OD4020ND. X is 2, Y is 3; Z is 1E. X is 3, Y is 1; Z is 2F. X is 3, Y is 2; Z is 1OE OF

In 13C NMR, carbon atoms with the lowest electron density have the largest chemical shift (largest ppm shift from 0). Identify the peaks labeled X, Y and Z in the 13C spectrum of butyl acetate as shown below. 200 not X 150 160 140 A. X is 1, Y is 2, Z is 3 B. X is 1, Y is 3, Z is 2 C. X is 2, Y is 1, Z is 3 Enter Your Answer: 120 OA OB 100 ppm OC 80 y 60 40 20 OD OE OF N 0 D. X is 2, Y is 3, Z is 1 E. X is 3, Y is 1; Z is 2 F. X is 3, Y is 2, Z is 1

In 13C NMR, carbon atoms with the lowest electron density have the largest chemical shift (largest ppm shift from 0). Identify the peaks labeled X, Y and Z in the 13C spectrum of butyl acetate as shown below. 200 not X 150 160 140 A. X is 1, Y is 2, Z is 3 B. X is 1, Y is 3, Z is 2 C. X is 2, Y is 1, Z is 3 Enter Your Answer: 120 OA OB 100 ppm OC 80 y 60 40 20 OD OE OF N 0 D. X is 2, Y is 3, Z is 1 E. X is 3, Y is 1; Z is 2 F. X is 3, Y is 2, Z is 1

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Chapter13: Structure Determination: Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Spectroscopy

Section13.3: The Chemical Shift

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