What should we observe in an $""^1H$ $"NMR spectroscopic"$ experiment?

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Symmetry can sometimes be used to interpret an NMR spectrum, , and also

The above treatment will tell you HOW many signals you should see in the spectrum; it will not tell you where they are. This is the province of experiment.

The intensity of peak, the area under the curve, is of course related to the number of protons that give rise to the peak.

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