Which best describes a characteristic of the NMR spectra for amines?O secondary amine have N-H signals around бH 6.0O protons on the a carbon are more deshielded than protons on the ẞ carbonO C13 signals for the a carbon of an aliphatic amine appear around ō 20O protons on the ẞ carbon absorb around б 1.3

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