8.2 NMR spectroscopy Flashcards
Nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy
lower energy released when
nuclei is aligned with external magnetic field
higher energy released when
nuclei is aligned AGAINST external magnetic field
nuclei has nuclear spin IF
odd mass number
NMR instrumentation
1) sample dissolved in solvent put in glass tube
2) tube placed and spun in centre of powerful magnet
3) radio transmitter produces short pulses of radio waves absorbed by nuclei, which turns it into high-energy spin states
4) radio receiver detects radio freq. energy emitted as nuclei returns to lower energy spin state
5) computer interprets into NMR spectrum
what is a chemical environment
section of unique central chain atom and surrounding atoms and electrons
what is TMS
ref. compound tetramethylsilane used to compare relative chemical shift
what is a chemical shift
energy required to change spin states (ppm)
the no. of NMR peaks means
no. of different carbon chemical environments
the higher the value of chemical shift,
the more electronegative (left of graph)
proton-NMR aka H-NMR usage:
number of hydrogen nuclei and arrangement
n+1 rule
number of neighbouring H atoms of an environment + 1
number of small grouped peaks in H-NMR
number of hydrogen atoms in and surrounding a hydrogen environment
relative peak area of each signal
the number of hydrogen atoms in a particular environment
splitting pattern means…
triplet, quartet, etc… how many small peaks there are
signals =
big groups of small peaks