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Applications of 1H NMR spectroscopy
P. Hallpap, H. Händel
HTML version by R. Haeßner, St. Thomas
Translation by R. Peteranderl
Table of contents
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Goals of this program
- 1. Introduction
- 2. Chemical shifts -Number of resonance lines
- Equivalent protons
- Protons of methyl and methylene groups
- Summary
- 3. Chemical shifts - Positions of the resonance signals
- Converting Dn,
d and t
- 4. Signal intensities
- Section start
- Summary of sections 3 and 4
- 5. Indirect spin-spin couplings
- Coupling between two protons
- Coupling constant
- Coupling between multiple protons
- Summary
- 6. Applications of 1H NMR Spectroscopy to simple structural problems
- Section start
- "first-order" spectra and possible complications
- Final comments
- Copyright
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