What are the J-coupling splitting patterns expected in 11B (I = 3/2), 1H (I = 1/2), and 2H (I = 1) NMR spectra for a tetrahedral anion, [11BDH3]–, if the relevant J-coupling constants are 1J(1H,11B) = 65 Hz, 1J(2D,11B) = 15 Hz, and 2J(1H,2D) = 7 Hz. What are the spectral line positions in Hertz and relative peak intensities?

What are the J-coupling splitting patterns expected in 11B (I = 3/2), 1H (I = 1/2), and 2H (I = 1) NMR spectra for a tetrahedral anion, [11BDH3]–, if the relevant J-coupling constants are 1J(1H,11B) = 65 Hz, 1J(2D,11B) = 15 Hz, and 2J(1H,2D) = 7 Hz. What are the spectral line positions in Hertz and relative peak intensities?

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