Nucleus: H Solvent: Acetone-d6 TX Frequency: 60.12 MHz Scans: 16 Time Per Scan: 4.6 sec Spectral Width: 18 ppm Dwell Time: 0.50 us Digital Resolution: 0.04 Hz NPoints (Complex): 4096 Zero Filling: 7 Apodization: 0.10 Receiver Gain: 27 Pulse Width: 15.0 us Peaks: 1: -27 Hz (-0.45 ppm) 2: -22 Hz (-0.38 ppm) 3: -20 Hz (-0.34 ppm) 4: -15 Hz (-0.25 ppm) 5: -1 Hz (-0.02 ppm) 6: 231 Hz (3.86 ppm) 7: 447 Hz (7.45 ppm) 8: 454 Hz (7.55 ppm) 9: 476 Hz (7.92 ppm) 10: 478 Hz (7.96 ppm) 11: 484 Hz (8.05 ppm) 0.75 1.09 1.13 0.21 0.07

Nucleus: H Solvent: Acetone-d6 TX Frequency: 60.12 MHz Scans: 16 Time Per Scan: 4.6 sec Spectral Width: 18 ppm Dwell Time: 0.50 us Digital Resolution: 0.04 Hz NPoints (Complex): 4096 Zero Filling: 7 Apodization: 0.10 Receiver Gain: 27 Pulse Width: 15.0 us Peaks: 1: -27 Hz (-0.45 ppm) 2: -22 Hz (-0.38 ppm) 3: -20 Hz (-0.34 ppm) 4: -15 Hz (-0.25 ppm) 5: -1 Hz (-0.02 ppm) 6: 231 Hz (3.86 ppm) 7: 447 Hz (7.45 ppm) 8: 454 Hz (7.55 ppm) 9: 476 Hz (7.92 ppm) 10: 478 Hz (7.96 ppm) 11: 484 Hz (8.05 ppm) 0.75 1.09 1.13 0.21 0.07

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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