6.3.2 Spectroscopy Flashcards

1
Q

What has a chemical shift value of 0 ppm

A

TMS (tetramethylsilane)

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2
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How to run an NMR spectrometer

A

Sample dissolved in solvent and placed in narrow NMR sample tube, with TMS

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3
Q

What can you find out from C13 NMR spectra

A

Number of carbon environments
Types of carbon environments present

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4
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What can you find out from H1 NMR spectra

A

Number of proton environments
Types of proton environments
Relative numbers of each type of proton
Number of protons adjacent to a given proton

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5
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How to test for -OH and -NH2 groups in proton NMR

A

Proton exchange is used:
Proton NMR run as normal
Small volume of D2O added, mixture is shaken and second spectrum is run
OH and NH2 protons will be replaced by D
Peaks will disappear which helps you identify them

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6
Q

Why is proton exchange used

A

OH and NH2 could be involved in hydrogen bonding
NMR peaks for these groups are often broad and have variable chemical shift

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7
Q

What is the solvent used in NMR

A

CDCl3

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