Part A Table of C-13 NMR data for 1-phenylcyclohexanol using the following headings for each compound...

Part A Table of C-13 NMR data for 1-phenylcyclohexanol using the following headings for each compound (carbon types: CH, CH2, CH3, CH-OH, etc) Chemical Shift (ppm) Carbon Type

Part B Table of C-13 NMR data for 1-phenylcyclohexene using the following headings for each compound (carbon types: CH, CH2, CH3, CH-OH, etc):

Chemical Shift (ppm) Carbon Type

Give detailed explanation of the chemical Shift only and show the carbon labeled.

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