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Carbon nuclear magnetic resonance
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The splitting of the molecules is determined by the (2nI+1) rule. For 1H, I= ½, hence 2nI+1 = n+1, which dictates the splitting pattern. where,
For 13C NMR, generally we plot the proton decoupled spectrum and hence it comes as single sharp singlet lines. The number of peaks correspond to the number of equivalent carbon atoms in the molecule.
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