Physics, 24.02.2020 22:34, brainy51

Proton A couples to Proton B. Proton A posseses a J-value of 3.0 Hz. What do you expect the J-value Proton B posseses to be? (1 pt) No J-value because coupling is only one-way 3.0 Hz Greater than 3.0 Hz Less than 3.0 Hz

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Proton A couples to Proton B. Proton A posseses a J-value of 3.0 Hz. What do you expect the J-value...