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Chemistry, 25.01.2020 01:31, tshegofatso92

Which of the carbon atoms in the following molecule appears furthest downfield in the 13c nmr spectrum?

(ch3)2ch2coch3 ch3=i
ch2=ii
co=iii
ch3=iv

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