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Compound X NMR Spectra

Compound X NMR Spectra
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NMR Spectra of Compound X

Figure 1.  Compound X‘s 1H NMR spectrum.  There is a very broad, weak peak that is very hard to see at around 7 ppm that integrates as 1 hydrogen.

Figure 3.  13C NMR spectrum of compound X.  The peaks near 77 ppm arise from residual CHCl3.

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