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    Bloom’s Taxonomy

    Topic: NMR Spectroscopy

    Section: Cognitive Domain

    1. Remembering: Define NMR Spectroscopy.

    2. Understanding: What are the allowed nuclear spin states for the following atoms?

    (a) 14N (b) 13C (c) 17O (d) 19F

    3. Apply: Calculate the chemical shift in parts per million (δ) for a proton that has resonance
    128 Hz downfield from TMS on a spectrometer operating at 60 MHz

    4. Analyze: The following compound, with the formula C4H8O2 is an ester. Give its structure
    and assign the chemical shift values.
    5. Evaluate: The diagram below shows two 1H NMR spectra for the same compound in two
    different deuterated solvents. Compare and contrast between them.

    6. Create: Construct the NMR spectra for the following compound:

    Cl H Cl

    H C C C H

    Cl Cl Cl

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