A B Text Text Question 15 E CI Question 16 F 2 D 3 Question 17 Question 18 Н G Cl Text Question 19 2 Text Question 20 2 N caffeine Text OH Text K Question 21 3 L Text Question 22 1 ob be 4 Question 23 Question 24 Question 25 OH Question 26 OH aspirin Text M N OH HO naproxen 7 10 Question 27 Question 28 Each of the six ¹H NMR spectra below corresponds to one of the 14 molecules from Questions 15-28. Determine which molecule corresponds to each spectrum, then enter the letter of the correct molecule on Canvas as your answer to the question. For example, if one of the spectra below consisted of only one singlet peak at 8 2.10, you would know that this is acetone and you would enter H as your answer. 8 2H 2H 1H+ 1H Ме 1H PPM PPM 8 6 5 PPM 3H 6H HP 3H 3H 6H Question 29 Text NOTE: "1H+1H" means that the peak was created by two different hydrogens with very similar chemical shifts. Question 30 Text Question 31 Text

A B Text Text Question 15 E CI Question 16 F 2 D 3 Question 17 Question 18 Н G Cl Text Question 19 2 Text Question 20 2 N caffeine Text OH Text K Question 21 3 L Text Question 22 1 ob be 4 Question 23 Question 24 Question 25 OH Question 26 OH aspirin Text M N OH HO naproxen 7 10 Question 27 Question 28 Each of the six ¹H NMR spectra below corresponds to one of the 14 molecules from Questions 15-28. Determine which molecule corresponds to each spectrum, then enter the letter of the correct molecule on Canvas as your answer to the question. For example, if one of the spectra below consisted of only one singlet peak at 8 2.10, you would know that this is acetone and you would enter H as your answer. 8 2H 2H 1H+ 1H Ме 1H PPM PPM 8 6 5 PPM 3H 6H HP 3H 3H 6H Question 29 Text NOTE: "1H+1H" means that the peak was created by two different hydrogens with very similar chemical shifts. Question 30 Text Question 31 Text

An Illustrated Guide To Vet Med Term

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Chapter17: Drugs And Dissection

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