1
Q
What is Carbon NMR?
A
Different number of carbon environments
2
Q
What are nulceons?
A
What is inside of a nucleus (protons and neutrons)
3
Q
Why is TMS used?
A
Used as a standard shift measurement.
4
Q
What does NMR stand for?
A
Nuclear magnetic resonance
Chemistry
flashcards
Decks in class (61)
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Basic representing Formula8
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Basic titration3
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Module 4 Organic Chemistry Basics15
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Basic isotopes2
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Basic isomers6
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Module 2 3D molecules12
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Module 4 Radical Substitution9
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Module 3 Ionisation Energies8
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Module 4 Intermolecular forces3
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Module 4 Alkanes7
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Module 4 Stereoisomerism8
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Module 4 Alcohols 🍷9
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Module 4 Sigma Bonds and Pi bonds8
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Module 4 Alkenes6
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Module 4 Haloalkanes6
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Module 4 Addition reaction3
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Module 3 Periodicity3
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Module 4 electrophilic addition4
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Module 3 Group 2 🪨10
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Module 3 Waste polymers and alternatives3
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Module 4 Oxidation12
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Module 3 Disproportionation reaction3
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Module 3 qualitative analysis9
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Module 4 Nucleophilic substitution8
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Module 3 Bond Enthalpy13
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Module 4 Hydrolysis4
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Overall Chemistry12
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Testing for ions10
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Environmental concerns of Haloalkanes, Ozone4
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Chemical equilibrium16
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Infrared spectrascopy6
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Benzene 🤡10
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Benzene reactions20
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Carbonyls 🥱5
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Reducing group [H]3
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Addition with HCN6
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Identifying between Ketone and aldehyde5
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Properties of COO5
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Esters...(fucking shit)16
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Acyl chloride9
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Arrhenius equation3
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Hydrolysis of Esters7
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Equilibrium involving Kp4
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Acids and bases16
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NMR4
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Carbon NMR2
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Proton NMR8
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rate concentration graph6
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Rates and shit3
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Chromotography13
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Amines and Amides9
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Preparation of amines8
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Amino acids8
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Ligands substitution6
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Transition metal colours and properties10
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lattice enthalpy17
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Half cells5
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Organic synthesis techniques and procedures6
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Entropy5
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Stability constant2
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How to make a standard solution1
