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Illustrations from R T Morrison and R N Boyd Organic Chemistry NMR Chemical Shift Chemical Shift measure of local electron density ref ref 10 ID: 399064

spin 1700 ppm ch2 1700 spin ch2 ppm cooh mhz neighbors chemical shift multiplicity 1aromatic quartet 1680 1725 doublet triplet carboxylic ref

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Slide1

Introduction to Spectroscopy

Illustrations from

R. T. Morrison and R. N. Boyd,

Organic ChemistrySlide2

NMR Chemical Shift

Chemical Shift ~ measure of local electron density

 =

(  - ref )/ref * 106 ppmSlide3

Peak Integrals

3.8 : 2.9 : 8.8 = 1.31 : 1 : 3.03 = 3.9 : 3 : 9

If formula is known C

11H16 : 16 H/15.5 units = 1.03 H per unitSlide4
Slide5

Correlation ChartsSlide6
Slide7

13

CSlide8

Spin-Spin Splitting

Multiplicity : singlet, doublet, triplet, quartet,

pentet

Determined by number of near neighborsN-Equivalent neighbors: multiplicity = N + 1Slide9
Slide10

Branched Chains have Characteristic Patterns

Quartet-triplet = ethyl

Septet-doublet = gem-

dimethyl (geminal – attached to same atom)Slide11

Inequivalent

Neighbors

N-Neighbors: multiplicity = 2

NSlide12

Spin Systems

Mutually coupled (or isolated equivalent spins)

Two spin systemsSlide13

Unknown

Double bonds and rings:

C

cHhOoNnDbr = (2c-h+n+2)/2 (2*8-10+2)/2 = 4Slide14

Effect of Field Strength

Chemical Shift the same in

ppm

Multiplets have same spacing in Hz60 MHz: 10 ppm = 600 Hz 1 Hz = 0.0166 ppm500 MHz: 10 ppm = 5000 Hz 1 Hz = 0.002 ppmSlide15

500 MHz

Multiplets

simplified (more first order)

Better definition in aromatic regionMore sensitive (less sample or less time)Slide16

Infrared Spectroscopy

Molecular Vibrations

Characteristic of functional groups

Chain Branching%TSlide17
Slide18

Aldehydes

and

KetonesSlide19

Aldehyde

RCHO 1725 cm

-1

Ketone R2CO 1710 cm-1 Cyclobutanones 1780 cm-1Aromatic ArCHO 1700 cm-1 Aromatic ArCOR 1690 cm-1

Cyclopentanones

1740 cm

-1

Conjugated

-C=C-CHO 1685 cm

-1

-C=C-C=O 1675 cm

-1

| | | Slide20

AlcoholsSlide21

Carboxylic AcidsSlide22

Aliphatic R-COOH 1700-1725 cm

-1

Conjugated -C=C-COOH 1680-1700 cm

-1Aromatic Ar-COOH 1680-1700 cm-1Slide23

Carboxylic Acid DerivativesSlide24

Esters R-COOR C=O 1714-1740 cm

-1

two bands C-O-R 1050-1300 cm-1 Slide25

EthersSlide26

PhenolsSlide27
Slide28

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CH2-CH2-CH2-CH2- rock

720 cm

-1