Tin hydrogenooxolate formula
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I have attached a periodic table to allow you to further understand my answer. We know elements are categorized in groups of Metals, Nonmetals, and metalloids. Let’s analyze each element. Sulfur is a nonmetal which mean it does not conduct well and does not have a good appearance, the same applies to all the other non metals on this list, including sulfur and helium. Copper is our only answer in which it fits and electricity can pass through/conduct easily. So our answer is copper. I hope this helps you with your assignment.
I have attached a periodic table to allow you to further understand my answer. We know elements are categorized in groups of Metals, Nonmetals, and metalloids. Let’s analyze each element. Sulfur is a nonmetal which mean it does not conduct well and does not have a good appearance, the same applies to all the other non metals on this list, including sulfur and helium. Copper is our only answer in which it fits and electricity can pass through/conduct easily. So our answer is copper. I hope this helps you with your assignment.
Structure along with ¹H-NMR is shown below.
Signal for Hₐ;
Based on multiplicity of of the peak, a Singlet peak (the only singlet peak present in spectrum) at 2.2 ppm was assigned to Hₐ. As the methyl group in not coupling with any other proton so it gave a singlet peak.
Signal for Hb;
Based on multiplicity of of the peak, a Quartet peak (the only quartet peak present in spectrum) at 2.4 ppm was assigned to Hb. As the methylene group in coupling with methyl group having three protons so it gave a Quartet peak.
Signal for Hc;
Based on multiplicity of of the peak, a Triplet peak (the only triplet peak present in spectrum) at 1.1 ppm was assigned to Hc. As the methyle group in coupling with methylene group having two protons so it gave a Triplet peak.
Signal for Hₐ;
Based on multiplicity of of the peak, a Singlet peak (the only singlet peak present in spectrum) at 2.2 ppm was assigned to Hₐ. As the methyl group in not coupling with any other proton so it gave a singlet peak.
Signal for Hb;
Based on multiplicity of of the peak, a Quartet peak (the only quartet peak present in spectrum) at 2.4 ppm was assigned to Hb. As the methylene group in coupling with methyl group having three protons so it gave a Quartet peak.
Signal for Hc;
Based on multiplicity of of the peak, a Triplet peak (the only triplet peak present in spectrum) at 1.1 ppm was assigned to Hc. As the methyle group in coupling with methylene group having two protons so it gave a Triplet peak.