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All carbons in cyclohexane are equivilent, so one (a singlet).

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The carbon-13 (C13) spectrum of cyclohexane will show six signals, corresponding to the six unique carbons in the cyclohexane ring. Each signal represents a different environment in the molecule, resulting in a distinct peak in the spectrum.

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