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    B Sc Semester-VI

    MCQ on Unit-I NMR


    1. (d) Tetramethylsilane

    2. (a) 0

    3. (d) 1

    4. (a) Number of different kinds of protons present in different environment

    5. (c) CH3-F

    6. (b) 3

    7. (c) 4

    8. (a) 3

    9. (c) 3

    10. (a) Increase the  value with low field

    11. (b) CH3 –CH2–NH2

    12. (a) 1

    13. (b) Two

    14. (a) 1

    15. (a) Larger the value of δ or smaller value of Tau

    16. (b) 3

    17. (b) 2

    18. (b) 3

    19. (b) 1:2:1

    20. (c) Hydrogen atoms are found in nearly all organic compounds

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