I agree, but what i wrote the first time is something i learned outside of my notes. A pentet was something in my notes. So a pentet is possible? and i think that it would be the the part of the molecule with the fewest hydrogens...so CH i think would be the farthest downfield?
I think that i am miss understanding how to determine which are equivalent hydrogen's. Equivalent hydrogen's act as a group. On both CH3's all the hydrogen's are equivalent. so "n" for both CH3's are equal to one. Thus i think it may be n=4 and n+1=5 so the splitting pattern would be a pentet...
I am struggling to understand how to determine splitting patterns for molecules. For example, (see attached) I was trying to determine the splitting pattern for CH2 in the molecule. On the right i believe n is equal to 1 and on the right it is equal to 3, but i am not sure if this is correct. A...
Homework Statement
I am attempting to draw 3-ethylbutanoic acid as well I am trying to determine the geometry of (FeCl4)- and (Ni(CN)4)-2.
Also, can dichlorobisethylenediaminecobalt(III) chloride be expressed as (Coen2Cl2)Cl?
Homework Equations
The Attempt at a Solution
I think...