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Please do C-NMR for this molecule

Transcribed Image Text:168.4561
138.6930
180 170 160 150 140
131.4157
120.8340
130 120
114.4085+
110
100
90
80
70
09
DMSO
50 40
30
23.9761
20
10
0
ppm

Transcribed Image Text:HN
0
Br
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Given that, a molecule is
Also, the carbon NMR spectrum is shown below
We have to assign carbon spectrum.
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