Concept explainers
Interpretation:
The proton decoupled
Concept introduction:
The
Answer to Problem 13.63AP
The proton decoupled
Explanation of Solution
The carbon atom exists in two isotopes
The relative intensity for the molecule in which no
The coefficient represents the number of atoms present of each element. Here the possibility of two
Here,
Here the possibility of two
The compound ethyl bromide contains two types of proton containing carbon. It gives rise to a quartet signal of
Figure 1
The proton decoupled
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