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Please carefully observe the vicinity proton of HL , l hereby circled out all vicinity protons that would coupled with HL proton. Plz see attached photo -
All protons which are 1-2 bond vicinity with respect to HL proton gets coupled , as result HL gives sextet peak. HL proton surrounded by five proton ,so each proton coupled with HL gives sextet peak based on n+1 rule, here n= 5 , so multiplicity of HL proton ,
would be = 5+1
= 6 lines
So correct option is ' sextet '
Or none of the above What type of proton NMR signal will proton H_ give rise...
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