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    1. H NMR spectroscopy involves studying the signals produced when hydrogen nuclei in a molecule are placed in a magnetic field. The nature and pattern of these signals provides information to identify organic compounds. 2. There are three main types of information obtained from NMR spectra: signal strength, splitting pattern, and chemical shift. The chemical shift indicates the local magnetic environment of each hydrogen. Splitting patterns reveal the number of adjacent hydrogen atoms. 3. An NMR spectrum of ethyl ethanoate is presented, showing three signals from hydrogen atoms in different environments. The chemical shifts and splitting patterns of these signals are explained.

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    1. H NMR spectroscopy involves studying the signals produced when hydrogen nuclei in a molecule are placed in a magnetic field. The nature and pattern of these signals provides information to identify organic compounds. 2. There are three main types of information obtained from NMR spectra: signal strength, splitting pattern, and chemical shift. The chemical shift indicates the local magnetic environment of each hydrogen. Splitting patterns reveal the number of adjacent hydrogen atoms. 3. An NMR spectrum of ethyl ethanoate is presented, showing three signals from hydrogen atoms in different environments. The chemical shifts and splitting patterns of these signals are explained.

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    1. H NMR spectroscopy involves studying the signals produced when hydrogen nuclei in a molecule are placed in a magnetic field. The nature and pattern of these signals provides information to identify organic compounds. 2. There are three main types of information obtained from NMR spectra: signal strength, splitting pattern, and chemical shift. The chemical shift indicates the local magnetic environment of each hydrogen. Splitting patterns reveal the number of adjacent hydrogen atoms. 3. An NMR spectrum of ethyl ethanoate is presented, showing three signals from hydrogen atoms in different environments. The chemical shifts and splitting patterns of these signals are explained.

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    1H NMR Spectros

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    1. H NMR spectroscopy involves studying the signals produced when hydrogen nuclei in a molecule are placed in a magnetic field. The nature and pattern of these signals provides information to identify organic compounds. 2. There are three main types of information obtained from NMR spectra: signal strength, splitting pattern, and chemical shift. The chemical shift indicates the local magnetic environment of each hydrogen. Splitting patterns reveal the number of adjacent hydrogen atoms. 3. An NMR spectrum of ethyl ethanoate is presented, showing three signals from hydrogen atoms in different environments. The chemical shifts and splitting patterns of these signals are explained.

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    H NMR Spectroscopy

    A short introduction
    Larry Scheffler
    Introduction
     Nuclear magnetic resonance, or NMR involves
    the study of what occurs when the nuclei of
    certain atoms are placed in a static magnetic field
    and exposed to a second changing magnetic field.
     Molecules that contain hydrogen atoms. produce
    an NMR signal.
     The nature and pattern of that signal depend on
    the immediate environment of the hydrogen
    atoms.
     Since organic molecules contain large numbers of
    hydrogen atoms the study of the NMR spectra is a
    useful tool in identifying a particular compound.
    Information from NMR

     There are three basic kinds of


    information that can be derived from
    NMR spectra that are useful in
    identifying organic compounds.
    These include
    The signal strength
    The splitting pattern
    The chemical shift
    Parts of an NMR spectra

    The NMR spectra for ethyl ethanoate appears above


    In the molecule there are hydrogen atoms in three
    different environments resulting in three different
    signals (Labeled A, B, and C respectively)
    The chemical shift

    The chemical shifts for the three peaks are shown at


    the bottom of the spectrum. The degree to which a
    signal is shifted depends on the environment of the
    hydrogen atoms
    The Splitting pattern

    Notice that the signal for the protons designated A


    is split into 4 peaks. The number of peaks is one
    more than the number of adjacent carbon atoms
    The Splitting pattern

    Since there are three hydrogens on the adjacent


    carbon atom (C) that is adjacent to A there are four
    peaks
    The Splitting pattern

    Likewise C is split into three peaks since there are


    two hydrogens on the adjacent carbon atom A.
    The Splitting pattern

    B is not split since there are no hydrogens on its


    adjacent carbon atom
    Area Under the Curve

    The black numbers in the spectrum indicate the


    signal strength. They are proportional to the area of
    the signal and the relative numbers of hydrogen
    atoms responsible for the signal.
    Additional NMR Spectra
    4-methylbenzaldehyde or 4 methyl benzenal
    Additional NMR Spectra
    4 isopropyl-1-methoxybenzene

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