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Hello students, here the first question we have to find out the proton that having the lowest chemical shift value in an amount spectroscopy.
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In order to answer this we have to know that the chemical shift low means it is upbuilt.
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Here in this case we can see that fluorine and bromine are electronegative in nature.
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That means they will hold electrons towards them.
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As a result, the carbon near to the f and br will show downfield peak.
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But we need upfield peak.
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That means the chemical shift value will be low.
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The carbon away from fluorine and bromine atom will show upfield peak and they will have low chemical shift value.
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So here we can say that the carbon that containing the protons 3 will only have the low delta value, then is low chemical shift because they are away from both electron negative atoms.
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So the answer will be 3, that means the third proton, the correct option will be option c.
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And in our next question for the given molecule we have to find which will have the chemical shift value of high, that for the proton...