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I have no idea how to determine the substituents on the aromatic ring from this NMR spectraspectrum. There is (or ‘might be’might be) a triplet on my NMR around $7.59 - 7.65\,\mathrm{ppm}$$\pu{7.59 - 7.65 ppm}$ which has 4 hydrogens in the same environment. If so, there must be two ortho substituents on two aromatic rings but I think the 4 Hs won’t be in the same environment.

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I have no idea how to determine the substituents on the aromatic ring from this NMR spectra. There is (or ‘might be’) a triplet on my NMR around $7.59 - 7.65\,\mathrm{ppm}$ which has 4 hydrogens in the same environment. If so, there must be two ortho substituents on two aromatic rings but I think the 4 Hs won’t be in the same environment.

I assume the substance to be the one I added here

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I have no idea how to determine the substituents on the aromatic ring from this NMR spectrum. There is (or might be) a triplet on my NMR around $\pu{7.59 - 7.65 ppm}$ which has 4 hydrogens in the same environment. If so, there must be two ortho substituents on two aromatic rings but I think the 4 Hs won’t be in the same environment.

I assume the substance to be the one I added here:

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How to determine ortho/para substituents oncan I deduce the aromatic ring viastructure of my compound from this NMR spectra?

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I have no idea how to determine the substituents on the aromatic ring from this NMR diagramspectra. There is (might be or ‘might be’) a triplet on my NMR around 7.59-7.65ppm$7.59 - 7.65\,\mathrm{ppm}$ which has 4 hydrogens in the same environment. If so, there must be two orthoortho substituents on two aromatic rings but I think the 4 Hs won'twon’t be in the same environment. Someone can help me ? Thank you very much!

I assume the substance to be the one I added here

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How to determine ortho/para substituents on the aromatic ring via NMR ?

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I have no idea how to determine the substituents on the aromatic ring from NMR diagram. There is (might be ) a triplet on my NMR around 7.59-7.65ppm which has 4 hydrogens in the same environment. If so, there must be two ortho substituents on two aromatic rings but I think the 4 Hs won't be in the same environment. Someone can help me ? Thank you very much!

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How can I deduce the structure of my compound from this NMR spectra?

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I have no idea how to determine the substituents on the aromatic ring from this NMR spectra. There is (or ‘might be’) a triplet on my NMR around $7.59 - 7.65\,\mathrm{ppm}$ which has 4 hydrogens in the same environment. If so, there must be two ortho substituents on two aromatic rings but I think the 4 Hs won’t be in the same environment.

I assume the substance to be the one I added here

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How to determine ortho/para substituents on the aromatic ring via NMR ?

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I have no idea how to determine the substituents on the aromatic ring from NMR diagram. There is (might be ) a triplet on my NMR around 7.59-7.65ppm which has 4 hydrogens in the same environment. If so, there must be two ortho substituents on two aromatic rings but I think the 4 Hs won't be in the same environment. Someone can help me ? Thank you very much!

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