Quantum Chemistry 13.10 – N+1 Rule

Short lecture on the N+1 rule in NMR.

Whenever a spin 1/2 nucleus is adjacent to N other nuclei, it is split into N+1 distinct peaks. Each multiplet (singlet, doublet, triplet, etc.) has peak magnitudes which are defined by binomial coefficients which can be obtained from Pascal’s triangle.

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