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Default NMR question about chemical shifts and frequency difference between two lines?
If a chemical shift is 206.98 ppm, that's 206.98 ppm x 100.0650378. So the actual shift from 400 MHz is 20,711.5 Hz. The shift for 29.92 ppm can be calculated the same way. Find the difference.The answer to part B should be explained in your textbook. If you don't have a good one find one in the library.I don't mean internet. I mean library.

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