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'C-NMR spectrum.
1.
Select the compound that will only have two adsorption peaks in its
CH;0-CH,CH,-0CH3
(A)
CH3
H;C-C-OCH3
CH3
(B)
Но
(C)
H;CH;C-ċ-CH;
(D)
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