10 8 7 2 0 ppm Chemical shift (8) When the integral is measured for a multiplet

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10 8 7 2 0 ppm Chemical shift (8) When the integral is measured for a multiplet in an H'-NMR spectrum, the for each part of the multiplet is ignored and the integral is measured over the entire multiplet. ral is measured for a multiplet in an H'-NMR spectrum, the individual "stairstep" hus the total peak area is proportional to the number of hydrogens for that chemical shift. Measure the integrals and state the relative number of hydrogens for the sets of hydrogens in the spectrum shown below. TMS 0 ppm 10 Chemical shift (8)

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Its very simple you take one integration of any peak just count distance between above and below horizontal line same as shown in second example by arrow

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