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How come Hb is denoted as a multiplet (triplet)
I understand that its near two unequivalent hydrogens and therefore complex splitting would occur. But, shouldnt it be multiplet (doublet of doublet)
I know for a fact when you're near two or three adjacent protons the n+1 rule applies only if they're all equivalent. But the two hydrogens near Hb are not =[
The answer says its a multiplet and therefore acknowledges that complex splitting occurs though.. maybe chad made a mistake?
How come Hb is denoted as a multiplet (triplet)
I understand that its near two unequivalent hydrogens and therefore complex splitting would occur. But, shouldnt it be multiplet (doublet of doublet)
I know for a fact when you're near two or three adjacent protons the n+1 rule applies only if they're all equivalent. But the two hydrogens near Hb are not =[
The answer says its a multiplet and therefore acknowledges that complex splitting occurs though.. maybe chad made a mistake?
