Need the approximate chemical shifts for the key carbon in each functional group. Thank you in advance!
a) metrhyl- 8-30 ppm
b) methylene- 15-55 ppm
c)methine- 20-60 ppm
d)alcohol- 40-80 ppm
e)alkyl chloride- 35-80 ppm
f)alkyl bromide- 25-65 ppm
g) alkene- 100-150 ppm
h)alkyne- 65-90 ppm
i)amide- 155-185 ppm
j)ester- 155-185 ppm
k) ketone- 185-220 ppm
l) acid halide- 165-185 ppm (for acid chloride)
m) aromatic- 110-175 ppm
n)nitriles- 110-140 ppm
Need the approximate chemical shifts for the key carbon in each functional group. Thank you in...
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