Lecture 1 NMR Flashcards
Spectroscopy
examines the interaction of energy with matter
NMR Spectroscopy
energy absorption by molecules that are placed in a strong magnetic field
NMR Spectroscopy provides what
information on the chemical structure of an organic molecule
NMR Spectroscopy detects what
atomic nuclei and distinguishes the environment they are in within the molecule
1H NMR gives info on the types of
1H in a molecule
13C NMR gives info on the types of
carbons in a molecule
Basics:
A very strong magnetic field is
7 - 14 Tesla
Basics:
Earth’s mag field is
25 - 65 microtesla
Basics:
Some atomic nuclei 1H and 13C are affected by
strong magnetic fields and they behave like tiny compasses needles and point in direction of applied mag field
Basics:
Only certain nuclei are
magentics (1H, 13C, 19F, and 31P)
therefore they are observable by NMR Spectroscopy
Basics:
Many nuclei (12C, 16O, 14N) do
not interact with a magnetic field and therefore CANNOT be observed by NMR
Basics:
Nuclear Spin unit is
I
Basics:
Nuclear spin is
property of a nucleus that governs its magnetic interactions
Basics:
Nuclear spin is what type of quantum
Quantized by values of I= 0, 1/2, 1 , 3/2, 2, etc
Basics:
Nuclear Spin of 1H
1/2