Topic 2: NMR Flashcards

1
Q

What kind of frequency does Nuclear Magnetic Resonance use?

A

radio

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2
Q

Why are radio waves used for NMR?

A

provides the right amount of energy for atom’s nuclear spin to be flipped

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3
Q

The amount of energy needed to flip a certain atom’s nuclear spin depends on the ______

A

chemical environment around it (how many and what kind of atoms are bonded to it)

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4
Q

NMR spectrum is a plot showing the frequencies at which __________ is absorbed

A

radio electromagnetic radiation

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5
Q

Energy is absorbed when the nucleus of an atom flips from a ____ energy spin state to a _____ energy spin state

A

low, high

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6
Q

Nuclei are NMR active is they have an ___ number of protons and/or nuetrons

A

odd

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7
Q

The alpha spin state is _____ in energy than the beta spin state

A

lower

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8
Q

Protons on the same carbon are equivalent unless they are on an ___ carbon or next to a _____

A

sp2, chiral center

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9
Q

______ or _______ in the molecule can make protons equivalent

A

symmetry; free bond rotation

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10
Q

Hydrogens across sp2 hybridized double bonds are/are not equivalent

A

are not

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11
Q

enantiotopic protons are _____ and will appear as one signal

A

chemically equivalent

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12
Q

How do you define an enantiotopic proton?

A

If you replace one of two protons on the same carbon with X, and it forms enantiomers, then the protons are enantiotopic

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13
Q

diasteriotopic protons are/are not equivalent and will/will not appear as its own signal

A

are not; will

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14
Q

Shielded protons are ____ protected from the magnetic field by its electrons

A

more

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15
Q

Deshielded protons are ____ exposed to the magnetic field

A

more

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16
Q

Shielded protons have a ____ magnetic force acting on them causing a ____ chemical shift which leaves them _____ on an NMR

A

smaller, lower, upfield

17
Q

Deshielded protons are ____ on an NMR because they have a ____ chemical shift

A

downfield, higher

18
Q

alkane protons (sp3 C-H) appear below

19
Q

saturated alkanes are _____ _______ and appear around ____ ppm

A

highly shielded, 1-2

20
Q

_______ bonds create a larger shielding effect and CH bonds are ______

A

non-polar, non-polar

21
Q

an increase in hydrogens is a decrease in ____

22
Q

methyl ppm (CH3)

23
Q

methylene ppm (CH2)

24
Q

methine ppm (CH)

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