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Ethylbenzene

Ethylbenzene has a three-proton triplet and, at somewhat greater chemical shift, in the benzylic proton region, a two-proton quartet. p-Xylene has a six-proton singlet in the benzylic region. Styrene, Ph-CH=CH2, has no protons in the benzylic region.

 


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