In the Historic Case of Hamer V

question 91

Multiple Choice

In the historic case of Hamer v. Sidway , the nephew:​

• A)lost, as there was no consideration.
• B)lost, as the uncle was dead.
• C)won, as there was consideration.
• D)won, as there was a completed gift.

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Definitions:

Multiplicity

In NMR spectroscopy, multiplicity indicates the number of nearby nonequivalent hydrogen atoms influencing a given hydrogen atom's resonance, revealing its splitting pattern.

Relative Ratio

A term used to describe the proportional relationship between quantities or concentrations of substances.

Peak

A term often used in spectroscopy and chromatography to describe the highest point in a graph representing the presence or concentration of a substance.

Splitting

A phenomenon observed in NMR spectroscopy where a signal is divided into multiple smaller peaks due to interactions between nuclear spins, indicating the presence of nearby non-equivalent hydrogen atoms.