NMR Flashcards

1
Q

Chemical shift =

A

v(sample)-v(TMS)/operating frequency x 10^6

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2
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B effective =

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B applied - B local

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3
Q

Two protons are magnetically equivalent if…

A

They are chemically equivalent and they have the same geometric relationship with all other protons in the spin system

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4
Q

A coupling constant is…

A

The separation in hertz between two peaks of a split NMR signal

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5
Q

Which is bigger J(trans) or J(cis)

A

J(trans)

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6
Q

Heterotopic and diastereotopic protons will…

A

Have different chemical shifts and couplings to the neighbouring protons

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7
Q

Enantiotopic and homotopic protons will…

A

Have identical chemical shifts. They may or may not have identical coupling to other nuclei

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8
Q

Proton equivalence test: Homotopic protons

A

Exchange with X does not form a new compound

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9
Q

Proton equivalence test: Enantiotopic protons

A

Exchange with X creates a chiral centre which leads to the formation of enantiomers

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10
Q

Proton equivalence test: Diastereotopic protons

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Exchange with X creates a second chiral centre leading to the formation of diastereomers

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11
Q

13C chemical shifts =

A

Approximately 20 x 1H chemical shifts

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12
Q

DEPT 45…

A

CH, CH2 and CH3

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13
Q

DEPT 90…

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Only CH carbons are detected

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14
Q

DEPT 135…

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CH and CH3 are phased up, CH2 phased down

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15
Q

How can we simplify complex spectra? (5 answers)

A
Increase the magnetic field
Decoupling
Chemical exchange or conversion
Change of solvent
Shift reagents
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16
Q

Why does increasing the magnetic field simplify spectra?

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The larger the magnetic field, the larger the difference in energy between the low spin and high spin orientations. This causes the difference in frequency between signals to increase.

17
Q

What is the ideal signal frequency difference to coupling constant ratio?

A

dv/J = 10

18
Q

D2O shake can be used on…

A

Carboxylic acids, alcohols and amines

19
Q

Give another example of chemical exchange

A

Trifluoroacetic acid can be used on amine groups, the proton closest to the CF3 group is deshielded

20
Q

Type 1 nuclei I =

A

0

21
Q

Type 2 nuclei, I =

A

1/2, 1, 3/2,…

22
Q

dE =

A

h (y/2pi) B0

23
Q

Downfield =

A

High ppm

24
Q

Upfield =

A

Low ppm

25
Q

DBE =

A

C - (H/2) - (X/2) + (N/2) + 1