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Proton NMR Flashcards

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1
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Similarities between proton NMR and carbon 13 NMR

A

One signal for each set of equivalent H or C13 atoms

The closer the atom to a very electronegative atom and/or double bond the greater the chemical shift (to the left)

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Differences between proton NMR and carbon 13 NMR

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Proton NMR has a relative area of signals related to relative number of H atoms whereas carbon has no link
In proton the signal is split by neighbouring H atoms on adjacent carbons whereas carbon 13 has no splitting

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3
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Name of molecule you wish to prepare

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Target molecule

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4
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steps to prepare to run a proton NMR spectrum`

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sample dissolved in solvent

placed in long narrow tube

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5
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what does a spectrum proton NMR machine use to find the peaks

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uses radio waves
in a very strong magnetic field
using superconductive magnets

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6
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structures in a proton NMR machine

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magnet
nitrogen jacket
probe
helium jacket

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7
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what does a proton NMR test for in certain atoms

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nuclear spin

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8
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some examples of molecules with nuclear spin

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13C and 1H

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9
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what does a nuclear spin generate

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a magnetic field

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10
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what does the direction of a magnetic field depend on in an atom

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the direction of spin

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11
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does the direction of spin usually have the same or different amount of energy

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the same

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12
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why do different directions of nuclear spin have different energies in a magnetic field

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one way is opposing the magnetic field

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what is the difference in nuclear spin (the energy gap) corresponded to

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the frequency of radio waves

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14
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solvent used for proton NMR

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CCL4

CDCL3

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15
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why are these solvent used for proton NMR

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free of H atoms

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16
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what is the chemical used to calibrate the proton NMR spectrum

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tetramethylsilane

TMS

17
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why is TMS used to calibrate proton NMR

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its signal is far away from other signals
it only gives one signal
its non-toxic
it is inert
it has a low boiling point so easily removed

18
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how many signals for each equivalent set of H atoms it represents in proton NMR

A

1

19
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what is the intensity of each signal proportional to

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the number of equivalent H atoms it represents

20
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what does the area of a HNMR peak represent

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the same area represents the same overall number of H atoms

21
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equation for spin-spin coupling in HNMR

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number of H’s next door + 1

22
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name of spin-spin coupling with one peak

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singlet

23
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name of spin-spin coupling with two peaks

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doublet

24
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name of spin-spin coupling with three peaks

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triplet

25
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name of spin-spin coupling with four peaks

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quartet

26
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name of spin-spin coupling with multiple peaks

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multiplet

27
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exceptions to spin-spin coupling in HNMR

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H’s that are equivalent

H’s that are on O’s

28
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what is the spectra recorded on the scale of HNMR

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chemical shift

29
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what does the chemical shift mean in proton NMR

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how much the field is shifted compared to the field of TMS

30
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equation for finding the chemical shift of a peak in HNMR

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((field for TMS - field measured) / field for TMS) X 10^6

31
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units for chemical shift HNMR

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parts per million

32
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what changes the chemical shift of a peak

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the more electronegative groups around the H the greater the shift

33
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what would triplet quartet in ratio 3:2 mean

A

CH3 - CH2 ethyl group

34
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what would triplet triplet in the ratio 2:2 mean

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CH2 - CH2

35
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what would a singlet at intensity 3 mean

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CH3 - methyl group

36
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what would a singlet at intensity 1 mean

A

OH - alcohol group

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