Chem 321 Final Exam

the resonance frequency of for each H in a molecule depends on local environment it is in

hydrogens related by a mirror plane

the phenomenon of multiple absorptions is caused by the interaction of nuclear spins of neighboring atoms

the overwhelming predomination of one product in a reaction

the stabilization of a carbocation through the overlap of a filled σ orbital with the empty 2p orbital on carbon.

hydrogens are identical

The intensity of a peak may provide a way to estimate the number of hydrogens involved

preferential formation of one isomer where a choice is possible

based on observation that more substituted halide is formed upon addition to alkene

Carbocations are stabilized via overlap of filled and unfilled orbitals

hydrogens are unique