c2013902onno Part 5 •Spectrometric MethodsTABLE 22.2Characteristic 'H NMR chemical shifts in CDCI.Chemical shift (6, ppm)punoduwoɔ0.0TMS0.8-1.9Alkanes (C-C-H)0.6-4.5Amines (C-N-H)Alcohols (C-O-H)Alkenesa (C=C-C-H)Alkynes (C=C-H)Carbonyl compounds (O=C-C-H)Halides (X-C-H)Aromatic compoundsb (Ar-C-H)Alcohols, esters, ethers (O-C-H)Alkenes (C=C-H)Phenols (Ar-O-H)Amides (O=C-N-H)Aromatic compounds (Ar-H)Aldehydes (O=C-H)Carboxylic acids (O=C-O-H)0.5-5.01.5-2.61.7-3.11.9-3.32.1-4.52.2-3.03.2-5.34.5-8.54.0-8.05.5-9.56.5-9.09.5-10.59.7-12.5a. Allylic protons.b. Benzylic protons.EXERCISEThe 'H NMR spectrum of (CH,),C(OH)C=C-H shown in Figure 22. onethree peaks. Determine the chemical shift of each peak and assign eachto the appropriate proton(s).Answer: The respective ch 1. In both the starting material and product the chemical shift of the hydroxyl proton isapproximately 13 ppm. Table 22.2 in your “Techniques in Organic Chemistry" textbook gives 4.0- 8.0 ppm as the typical range for phenolic protons. Explain this apparent discrepancy. Hint: Thinkabout the solvent the NMR spectrum was run in.….

1. In both the starting material and product the chemical shift of the hydroxyl proton is approximately 13 ppm. Table 22.2 in your "Techniques in Organic Chemistry" textbook gives 4.0 - 8.0 ppm as the typical range for phenolic protons. Explain this apparent discrepancy. Hint: Think about the solvent the NMR spectrum was run in...

1. In both the starting material and product the chemical shift of the hydroxyl proton is approximately 13 ppm. Table 22.2 in your "Techniques in Organic Chemistry" textbook gives 4.0 - 8.0 ppm as the typical range for phenolic protons. Explain this apparent discrepancy. Hint: Think about the solvent the NMR spectrum was run in...

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ChapterL4: Proton (1h) Nmr Spectroscopy

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