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Default NMR Vs X ray crystal data not matching each other

NMR Vs X ray crystal data not matching each other

I had a very weird situation where my compound shows double bond between carbons in NMR but shows it as single bond in x ray data. Also my Mass spectrum agrees with NMR data and shows it as double bond. If these are single bond, i should see two more hydrogen weight added to mass but i do not see it in mass spec. Somebody please help if there could be an error in x ray software to identify a double bond in complex structure like morphine ?

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