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What feature(s) in the 1 H NMR spectra of molecules A and B could be used to distinguish between the two? Be specific in your explanation.

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The predicted multiplicities for the aromatic hydrogen atoms are indicated. The primary distinguishing feature between the two would be the fact that HA in compound A would be a singlet and HB in compound B would be a doublet of doublets.

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