HNMR Spectroscopy

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Proton # Chemical shift (ppm) Integration Multiplicity Explanation
4.821Ht, J = 1.6 HzHas two 3-bond neighboring protons. Heavily deshielded by neighboring chlorine atom.
4.261Ht, J = 3.0 HzPart of an alkene group. Deshielded by double bond. Exhibits long-range coupling due to proximity to other protons due to orientation.
4.801HsPart of an alkene group. Deshielded by double bond. Besides 2-bond neighboring proton, is not oriented in close proximity to other protons.
3.041Ht, J = 12.8 HzPart of sp3 carbon on ring. Exhibits coupling with 2-bond neighboring proton. Deshielded by carbonyl group.
2.831Htt, J = 12.7, 3.8 HzPart of sp3 carbon on ring. Exhibits coupling with 2-bond and 3-bond neighboring protons, as well as long range coupling. Deshielded by carbonyl group.
2.37-2.482HmPart of sp3 carbon on the ring. Exhibits complex coupling with other proton in pair, as well as 3-bond neighboring carbons. Also appears to exhibit long-range coupling. Deshielded by proximity to a carbon bonded to a chlorine atom.
2.031Hs (broad)Part of an –OH group. Is deshielded by oxygen atom.
1.911Hdtd, J = 14.0, 3.6, 2.4 HzPart of a single-bonded carbon on the ring. Exhibits coupling with 3-bond neighboring protons, as well as long-range coupling.
1.763HsPart of a methyl group, and has no 3-bond neighboring protons. More deshielded than group 10 due to resonance from alkyne group.
1.673HsPart of a methyl group, and has no 3-bond neighboring protons. Slightly deshielded by carbonyl group.

References

Richter, J.M.; Ishihara, Y.; Masuda, T.; Whitefield, B.W.; Llamas, T.; Pohjakallio, A.; Baran, P.S. J. Am. Chem. Soc. 2008, 130, 17938-17954.

 

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