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With the C13 NMR, how many carbon resonances are observed? Explain.​200 150 100 50 -0

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For almost all organic compund, C13 Spectra appear between low field carbonyl carbons and high field methyl carbons in the range chemical shift 0 to 220 ppm. TMS is used as internal reference . The spectrum detects

1.The total number of protons

2. The total number of carbon atoms

3. The presence of carbonyl group in a given compound.

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Totally 12 resonance carbons peaks observed.

Normally alkane sp3 chemical shift value is 0-80 ppm

Alkene sp2 is 80 - 150ppm ,alkyne sp - 70- 100 ppm,aromatic and hetro aromatic - 110 to 140 ppm,

Alkylhalide - C-X - 0 to 80 ppm,

Aldehyde and ketone 180 to 220 ppm.

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