Their will be one more peak in the multiplet than there are hydrogens on
the adjacent carbon CH3-CH3 would produce 4 peaks as it is one more than
the adjacent carbon in a situation like:
CH3-CH-R
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CH3
I believe it would produce a 7 peak multiplet, however I am
not quite as sure on this one.
Jason
On Mon, 9 Dec 1996 cattersk@plu.edu wrote:
> I was kind of reviewing a little bit and I have a question. I understand
> how you would determine if on the NMR if it would be a singlet, doublet,
> triplet, and multiplet; however, I'm a little confused on how you would
> determine how many peaks there would be in a multiplet by just being given
> the structure. Could someone please help? Thanks.
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