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| Hydrogen | Multiplicity | Approximate Chemical Shift | Remarks |
| a | singlet (s) | 2.3 ppm. The down field is due to presence of Carbonyl group | Will appear as a singlet as there are no neighbouring protons to couple |
| c | doublet (d) | 7.2 ppm. | Appearing as a doublet because of the adjacent proton and only one proton is present |
| d | doublet (d) | 7.8 ppm | Appearing as a doublet because of the adjacent proton and only one proton is present. This is more down field compared to proton C because of electron withdrawing group attached to the adjacent carbon |
| e | quatret (q) | 2.5 ppm | The splitting is because of the methyl group containing three protons and will appear as quatret. The downfield is because of the presence of benzene ring adjacent to it |
| f | triplet (t) | 0.9 ppm | presence of two protons adjacent causes its splitting pattern as triplet |
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