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1=singlet, 2=doublet, what about 7?

sorry Im doing some homework but I just can't figure out the name of having 7 peaks. please help, thanks:biggrin:
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Septet.
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Septet.

thanks, and im still stuck with the work:redface:
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thanks, and im still stuck with the work:redface:

Cheers. Post if you have any further questions. :smile:
In NMR don't they just say 'multiplet' for more than a few?
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In NMR don't they just say 'multiplet' for more than a few?

Yes they do, for anything more than a tripley AFAIK.
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In NMR don't they just say 'multiplet' for more than a few?

lol, didnt realise its all pharmacy students around. Hm...yea probably, but spectroscopy unit is really a pain and boring
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isn't it "couple" not "doublet"? I may be wrong depending on the context
I do chem and on the exam papers generally says multiplet for more than 4, they usually write 'q' for quartet, but don't go up much further. And they print the stupid spectra so damn small you can't figure out the no. of peaks anyway, grr...:rolleyes:

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