Chemistry, 01.12.2021 06:00, bryceisawesome110

Here is the c-13 nmr of 1-chlorobutane, explain why the signals for the four different carbons appear in different places (different chemical shifts) in the spectrum.

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Here is the c-13 nmr of 1-chlorobutane, explain why the signals for the four different carbons appea...