Do 13(c) asap please (c) Assign numbers (1, 2....) for each 1°C nucleus and commenton the types of peaks expected for the given compounds for(i) Normal 1°C (H-decoupled) (ii) DEPT- 45° (ii) DEPT-90°, and (iv) DEPT- 135° Just mention how many peakswill be obtained for each and what will be the nature of thepeaks. Identify the diastereotopicC, if any.1 + 1 + 1 + 1 =4ÇH3abCH -C-CH2C H3-CCH,

C13 NMR : Assign a,b,c.... to non equivalent carbons. Then count the no of signals. DEPT 45 : CH,…

13, (c) Assign numbers (1, 2....) for each 1C nucleus and comment on the types of peaks expected for the given compounds for (i) Normal 1C (H-decoupled) (ii) DEPT- 45° (ii) DEPT- 90°, and (iv) DEPT- 135º Just mention how many peaks 13, will be obtained for each and what will be the nature of the 13, peaks. Identify the diastereotopic"C, if any.1 + 1+1 + 1 =4 b H CH- CH,C H ČI

13, (c) Assign numbers (1, 2....) for each 1C nucleus and comment on the types of peaks expected for the given compounds for (i) Normal 1C (H-decoupled) (ii) DEPT- 45° (ii) DEPT- 90°, and (iv) DEPT- 135º Just mention how many peaks 13, will be obtained for each and what will be the nature of the 13, peaks. Identify the diastereotopic"C, if any.1 + 1+1 + 1 =4 b H CH- CH,C H ČI

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Chapter9: Atomic Absorption And Atomic Fluorescence Spectrometry

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