- The Chemical Environment Of Carbons Can Be Deduced Form Their Chemical Shifts Deduce The Relative Chemical Shifts Of Th 1 (22.39 KiB) Viewed 160 times
The chemical environment of carbons can be deduced form their chemical shifts. Deduce the relative chemical shifts of the carbons at the labeled positions. (Carbons that are highly shielded have low delta, chemical shift, values.) b Hoc 1) OCH, The carbon with the smallest delta value (the most shielded) is The carbon with the largest delta value the most deshielded) is 2) -H The carbon with the smallest delta value (the most shielded) is The carbon with the largest delta value (the most deshielded) is
How many kinds of chemically non-equivalent carbons are there in each of the following compounds? a trans-1-Chloro-1-butene The number of chemically non-equivalent carbons is -CI b The number of chemically non-equivalent carbons is
How many kinds of chemically non-equivalent carbons are there in each of the following compounds? 2-methylpentane a The number of chemically non-equivalent carbons is b Br-CH2-CH=CH2 The number of chemically non-equivalent carbons is
How many kinds of chemically non-equivalent carbons are there in each of the following compounds? сна a Cl=CH-CH=CH The number of chemically non-equivalent carbons is b Br—CH3-CH, The number of chemically non-equivalent carbons is