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Solution: Compound A can be converted into compound B by the reaction shown below. Considering the two 1H NMR spectra provided, draw the structures corresponding to compounds Aand B in the box.

Name: Compound A can be converted into compound B by the reaction shown below. Considering the two 1H NMR spectra provided, draw the structures corresponding to compounds Aand B in the box.
Uploaded: 2017-02-09T13:55:01.000-05:00
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Description: Watch the video solution for the question: Compound A can be converted into compound B by the reaction shown below. Considering the two 1H NMR spectra provided, draw the structures corresponding to compounds Aand B in the box.

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Compound A can be converted into compound B by the reaction shown below. Considering the two ¹H NMR spectra provided, draw the structures corresponding to compounds Aand B in the box.

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Solution: Compound A can be converted into compound B by the reaction shown below. Considering the two 1H NMR spectra provided, draw the structures corresponding to compounds Aand B in the box.

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