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HA Splits the 1H NMR Signal for HB by 7

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HA splits the 1H NMR signal for HB by 7.4 Hz.By how much does HB split the 1H NMR signal for HA? H<sub>A</sub> splits the <sup>1</sup>H NMR signal for H<sub>B</sub> by 7.4 Hz.By how much does H<sub>B</sub> split the <sup>1</sup>H NMR signal for H<sub>A</sub>? A) 0 Hz B) 3.7 Hz C) 7.4 Hz D) 14.8 Hz E) Not enough information to answer


A) 0 Hz
B) 3.7 Hz
C) 7.4 Hz
D) 14.8 Hz
E) Not enough information to answer

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