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... spectrum characteristic of the element . If , in contrast , radiation containing a distribution of frequencies is passed through the vapor of an element at lower temperatures , radiation of certain frequencies , many of them identical ...
... spectrum characteristic of the element . If , in contrast , radiation containing a distribution of frequencies is passed through the vapor of an element at lower temperatures , radiation of certain frequencies , many of them identical ...
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... spectrum is observed for the dl and ld forms and a second spectrum for the dd and Il forms . Because of the larger chemical shift difference in 19F spectra , the patterns for the two forms are resolved , whereas in the hydrogen spectrum ...
... spectrum is observed for the dl and ld forms and a second spectrum for the dd and Il forms . Because of the larger chemical shift difference in 19F spectra , the patterns for the two forms are resolved , whereas in the hydrogen spectrum ...
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... spectrum were obtained on a 100 - MHz instrument ? 6. Why does the hydrogen NMR resonance for the para hydrogen in aniline appear at higher field than the resonance of the hydrogens in benzene ? 7. Sketch the proton NMR spectrum you ...
... spectrum were obtained on a 100 - MHz instrument ? 6. Why does the hydrogen NMR resonance for the para hydrogen in aniline appear at higher field than the resonance of the hydrogens in benzene ? 7. Sketch the proton NMR spectrum you ...
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