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Chemical shift and molecular structure

Subject: Chemistry
Grade: Upper Secondary
Publisher: YDP
Resource types: Student activity
Resource ID: d761
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Keywords
chemical, molecular structure, structure, aldehyde, double bond, triplet, electron, spectrum, spectra, signal, compound, absorption, magnetic field, molecular, hydrogen atom, proton, spectroscopy, electron density, alkyl group, methyl group, carboxylic acid, orbital, delocalised electron, electronegativity, carbonyl carbon, organic molecule, NMR, alkene, benzene ring, delocalised electron sextet, carboxylic group, NMR spectrum, NMR spectroscopy, hydrogen nuclei, deshielding, chemical shift, tetramethylsilane, proton NMR spectrum, deshield, quartet, pi orbital, aromatic hydrogen atom, proton NMR spectroscopy, hydrogen type, ethyl benzanoate, phenyl propionate, ethl benzanoate, external magnetic field, electronegativitie, shift, Chemical shift and molecular structure
 
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