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spin quantum number of 13 c nmr is
Question:
Spin Quantum number of
\(^{13}C\)
NMR is:
GPAT - 2024
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Updated On:
Feb 10, 2026
\(\frac 14\)
\(\frac 12\)
\(\frac 32\)
\(\frac 13\)
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\(\frac 12\)
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