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Please explain the number of signals and the integration that is observed in the 1H NMR spectrum for the major product of the reaction from question 6. - Focus on the alkyl protons, in particular those two methylene (CH2) groups

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¹H NMR - Number of signals*)
Aromatic protons
3 signals
7
O)
¹H NMR - Intergration*)
Aromatic protons
Integration: 2:2:1
7
-CO
6
·LO
5
-LO
5
4
PPM
4
PPM
Alkyl protons: 6 signals
OH proton: 1 signal
3
2
3
Alkyl protons and OH proton -
Integration:1:1:1:1:1:1:1
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1
2
1
*) Two of the signals for the aromatic protons happen to have a very similar chemical shift.
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