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3) (5 marks) A certain molecule has the gross structure shown below, and NMR data following (all coupling constants given in
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4.24(14,ddd) 1.87C14. ddd 5=14,3,3.5 H2) I 1,33638,,5=6H2) 3.40 310 Date Date Ans> given structure 1.61 LH 6.39 (14,24,1335,1splitting diagram for signal 2.87 (1H, dd IF10, 3 H2) J=10112, trans coupling J =3 H2, cis coupling 2 : 1- Intensity ratioSummery : Here in given Structure marked methoxy qroup is Axial due to an Anomeric Effect get stable due to bonding intraction of oxygen non bonding electron to methoxy non bonding electron pair.

And The assigning an Coupling constant values are done by Using J3 coupling and Longe Range coupling in some proton. Intensity ratio can be measured by useing Pascal's Triangle.

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