2 299678 Mar 14, 2010 #1 Advertisement - Members don't see this ad The isopropyl group have a quadruplet and singlet with 6H. How come methyl group doesn't have a double let? is this something related with symmetry?
Advertisement - Members don't see this ad The isopropyl group have a quadruplet and singlet with 6H. How come methyl group doesn't have a double let? is this something related with symmetry?
F flybry2000 Full Member 10+ Year Member Joined Oct 21, 2008 Messages 89 Reaction score 2 Points 4,551 Pre-Dental Mar 14, 2010 #3 I could be wrong, but I thought you would have a doublet that is six units high, and a seventuplet that is i unit high...any takers? Flybry2000 Upvote 0 Downvote
I could be wrong, but I thought you would have a doublet that is six units high, and a seventuplet that is i unit high...any takers? Flybry2000
R RCT PC CRN RCT-PC-CRN 10+ Year Member Joined May 12, 2009 Messages 220 Reaction score 0 Points 1 Mar 14, 2010 #4 flybry2000 said: I could be wrong, but I thought you would have a doublet that is six units high, and a seventuplet that is i unit high...any takers? Flybry2000 Click to expand... I would agree with Flybry2000. Septet around 1-2 ppm (CH3) and doublet around 2 ppm (-CH) - assuming iPr connected to R group with no H on C which is connected to iPr. Upvote 0 Downvote
flybry2000 said: I could be wrong, but I thought you would have a doublet that is six units high, and a seventuplet that is i unit high...any takers? Flybry2000 Click to expand... I would agree with Flybry2000. Septet around 1-2 ppm (CH3) and doublet around 2 ppm (-CH) - assuming iPr connected to R group with no H on C which is connected to iPr.
