The n+1 rule on the ¹H NMR spectroscopy predicts A) that a multiplet containing n lines will have n + 1 equivalent protons on the adjacent atom B) that a hydrogen with n + 1 equivalent neighbors will have its resonance split into n peaks C) that n hydrogen atoms in a compound will have n+1 different chemical shifts D) that the coupling between n hydrogen atoms can only occur through n+1 bonds E) that a hydrogen atom with n equivalent neighbors will appear as peak split into n + 1 lines

The n+1 rule on the ¹H NMR spectroscopy predicts A) that a multiplet containing n lines will have n + 1 equivalent protons on the adjacent atom B) that a hydrogen with n + 1 equivalent neighbors will have its resonance split into n peaks C) that n hydrogen atoms in a compound will have n+1 different chemical shifts D) that the coupling between n hydrogen atoms can only occur through n+1 bonds E) that a hydrogen atom with n equivalent neighbors will appear as peak split into n + 1 lines

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Chapter16: Introduction To Magnetic Spectroscopy

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 16.34E

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