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O212.956MeUnknown A08 in CDCl3 Athena (Bruker-AC 250) 13C spectrum200198.123O CH3 O158.233150133.25210077.682 77.258 76.834 76.591 75.821CDCl3 ref'ed to 77.25ppm57.05850 PPM48.88737.518 35.031 33.232 28.339 27.893 25.997
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E03 (E:A-03) in CDCl3 orginally labelled E05 Athena Automation run Jan 16, 2003 D. Mowrey8.07.87.67.47.27.06.8PPMExpansions are 20 Hz/cmCH3OCH3HOO2.22.12.01.91.8PPM4.40 1.994.34PPM 3.00 3.011.981.98 2
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Unknown O13 in CDCl3 Athena (Bruker-AC 300) 1H spectrumO O CH3all expansions at 20Hz/cmOCH33.43.33.23.1PPM2.952.012.020.990.981.00 1.001.962.018.07.97.87.77.67.57.44.36 4.32 PPM 4.38 4.34 4.30 PPM2.
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Unknown O42 in CDCl3 Athena (Bruker-AC 300) 1H spectrumCH3 O OO2.25 2.20 2.15 2.10 2.05 2.00 1.95 1.90 PPM3.5 8.1 8.0 7.93.063.42.993.33.23.1PPM7.87.77.6PPM3.002.00all expansions at 20Hz/cm1.07 1.051.041.041.00
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Unknown O42 in CDCl3 Athena (Bruker-AC 300) 1H spectrumCH3 O OO2.25 2.20 2.15 2.10 2.05 2.00 1.95 1.90 PPM3.5 8.1 8.0 7.93.063.42.993.33.23.1PPM7.87.77.6PPM3.002.00all expansions at 20Hz/cm1.07 1.051.041.041.00
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Unknown O10 in CDCl3 Athena (Bruker-AC 300) 13C spectrum180 160169.844CH2O O C140CH3120 100 80148.982 132.341 130.753 130.696 130.498 130.047 129.923 128.757 128.165 128.005 127.490 126.866 126.611 126.553 123.311 121.414 121.297 115.
Wisconsin - C - 636
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Wisconsin - C - 636
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Wisconsin - C - 24
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