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Şekil 30 : 3,4-dimetoksi benzaldoksim (1a) Bileşiğinin CDCl3 de 1H NMR Spektrumu
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1a Bileşiğinin CDCl3 de 101 MHz 13C spektrumu
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Şekil 32: p-Tolualdoksim (1b) Bileşiğinin FT-IR spektrumu
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Şekil 35: Benzaldoksim (1c) Bileşiğinin FTIR Spektrumu
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Şekil 36: Benzaldoksim (1c) Bileşiğinin CDCl3 de 400 MHz 1H NMR Spektrumu
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Şekil 37: Benzaldoksim (1c) Bileşiğinin CDCl3 de 101 MHz 13C Spektrumu
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Şekil 38: p-Klorobenzaldoksim (1d) Bileşiğinin FT-IR Spektrumu
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Şekil 39: p-Klorobenzaldoksim (1d) Bileşiğinin CDCl3 de 400 MHz 1H NMR Spektrumu
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Şekil 40: p-Klorobenzaldoksim (1d) Bileşiğinin CDCl3 de 101 MHz 13C Spektrumu
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Şekil 41: p-Nitrobenzaldoksim (1d) Bileşiğinin CDCl3 de 400 MHz 1H NMR Spektrumu
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Şekil 42: p-Nitrobenzaldoksim (1d) Bileşiğinin CDCl3 de 101 MHZ 13C Spektrumu
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Şekil 43: Asetofenon oksim (1f) Bileşiğinin FT-IR Spektrumu
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Şekil 52: Aseton oksim (1j) Bileşiğinin FT-IR Spektrumu
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Şekil 53: 3,4-dimetoksi benzaldehid (2a) Bileşiğinin FT-IR Spektrumu
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Verim: 0.040 / 0.050* 100= %80
Şekil 54: p-Tolualdehid (2b) Bileşiği GC-MS Kantitatif Analiz Sonucu
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Şekil 55: p-Tolualdehid (2b) Bileşiği Kütle Spektrumu
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Verim: 0.025 / 0.050 * 100 = %50
Şekil 56: Benzaldehid (2c) Bileşiğinin GC-MS Kantitatif Analiz Sonucu
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Şekil 57: Benzaldehid (2c) Bileşiğinin Kütle Spektrumu
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Şekil 61: Asetofenon (2f) Bileşiğinin FT-IR Spektrumu
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Şekil 62: Asetofenon (2f) Bileşiğinin CDCl3 de 400 MHz 1H NMR Spektrumu
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Şekil 63: Fenasil bromür (2g) Bileşiğinin FT-IR Spektrumu
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Verim: 0.024 / 0.05 * 100 = %48
Şekil 65: Siklopentanon (2h) Bileşiğinin GC-MS Kantitatif Analiz Sonucu
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Şekil 66: Siklopentanon (2h) Bileşiğinin Kütle Spektrumu
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Verim: 0.038 / 0.050 * 100 = %76
Şekil 67: Siklohekzanon (2i) Bileşiğinin GC-MS Kantitatif Analiz Sonucu
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Şekil 68: Siklohekzanon (2i) Bileşiğinin Kütle Spektrumu
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Verim: 0.042 / 0.050 * 100 = %84
Şekil 69: Aseton (2j) Bileşiğinin GC-MS Kantitatif Analiz Sonucu
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Şekil 70: Aseton (2j) Bileşiğinin Kütle Spektrumu
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