Biotechnology Student from Germany Needs Help Analyzing NMR Spectrum

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A user from Germany studying biotechnology seeks assistance in analyzing an NMR spectrum to identify an unknown substance, expressing a lack of experience in this area. The discussion includes a reminder to review homework help guidelines, indicating a structured approach to academic inquiries. The thread is subsequently moved to a dedicated homework forum for better support, and it is locked to prevent further comments in the original location.
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Help solving an NMR problem
hello, I'm form Germany and study biotechnology in my third semester and have to find an unknown substance by using an NMR spectrum. Unfortunately I have almost no experience in this field. Is here somebody who could help me analyze the spectrum? I would be very thankful
 
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Thank you, I moved over to the homework forum ;)
 
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