Chapter 15 concepts Flashcards
Pauli exclusion
two electrons with opposite spin
electron density
probability of finding an electron in a particular region of space
Radio Wave
nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy
Photon and Frequency
Directly proportional
The presence of a chiral center
would prevent two protons from being interchangeable by reflection. the protons are diastereotopics
What cant be analyzed by NMR spectrometer
Nucleus with even number of protons and even numbers of neutrons
how many nuclear spin states for 1H?
2
type of electromagnetic radiation in NMR
Radio wave
shielded protons
experienced less net magnetic field strength smaller than the applied magnetic field
energy gap between spin states for a H1 nucleus and the strength of the external magnetic field
directly proportional
strength of the magnetic field determines
range of frequencies for NMR
Common in H NMR
CDCl3, CCl4, CD2CN, D2O
Uncommon in H NMR
CH3OH
number of signals in a H NMR spectrum
Indicates the number of different kinds of protons
Location of signals in a H NMR spectrum
indicates electronic environment of absorbing protons
area under each signal in a H NMR
indicates the relative number of protons in the signal
shape and multiplicty
indicates the number of neighboring protons
Complex signal in NMR
free induction decay
Free induction decay is converted into a spectrum via a methematical technique called a
fourier transformation
The H NMR spectrum of bromoethane shows a signal at 3.5 ppm when the spectrum is recorded using a 60 MHz spectrometer, where do you expect to see the signal if a 300 MHz instrument is used instead?
3.5 ppm
Tetramethlsilane
0
aromatic protons signal 7-8
diamagnetic anisotropy
CH split
doublet
CH2 split
Triplet