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Transcribed Image Text:**1H NMR Chemical Shift Question**
**Question:**
What is the \( ^1H \) NMR chemical shift value (in ppm) of the indicated hydrogen?
**Diagram:**
- The diagram shows a chemical structure with three phenyl rings arranged in a tripod-like shape.
- The indicated hydrogen (shown in red) is attached to the central carbon, which is bonded to the three phenyl rings.
**Choices:**
- ○ 5.41 ppm
- ○ 8.41 ppm
**Explanation:**
In this question, you are tasked with determining the appropriate \( ^1H \) NMR chemical shift value for the hydrogen atom indicated within the aromatic compound. Consider factors like the electronic environment and shielding/deshielding effects to assess the chemical shift.
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