What splitting pattern is this?

I am trying to find the structure of an unknown molecule. What is the splitting pattern of these sets of lines?


[![enter image description here](https://i.stack.imgur.com/R613Jm.png)](https://i.stack.imgur.com/R613Jm.png)


I think my unknown molecule is butanol and the hydrogens this splitting pattern is referring to are the middle ones, i.e. $\ce{H3C-CH2-C\color{\red}{\mathbf{H}}\_2-CH2-OH}$. 
They would couple with the hydrogens on the right as a triplet and the ones on the left as a triplet, but would they also maybe do a W-coupling and couple with the methyl on the left.


So what would the coupling pattern be?




This is the a peak from one of the vinyl protons on an allyl group. This splitting pattern is an ABX pattern from the bold hydrogen below. It is technically a triplet of doublets of doublets. 


$$\ce{R-CH2-C}\textbf{H}\ce{=CH2}$$


Check out the following simulated NMR spectrum of 3-chloro-1-propene (allyl chloride) from [nmrdb.org](http://www.nmrdb.org)
![enter image description here](https://i.stack.imgur.com/I9SNp.png)


Now image if the coupling constants are a little different and the structure collapses into what you have.


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This is either a quartet of triplets or quartet of doublets of doublets, with both doublets of equal magnitude. It is most definitely not butanol. The pattern you see is from a double bond, and shows 3J coupling to a methyl group. I suspect you have another set of signals near this at about 5.5, and probably a methyl signal near 2ppm. 


Generally, W-coupling (or M-coupling) is only observed in rigid systems, and is typically a 4J phenomenon, although can occur over longer bond orders if the bond overlap allows.


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