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Answers:
molecule |
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idealized line spectrum |
RCH2-CH3 |
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RCH2-CH2R' |
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RCH2-CHR2' |
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RCH2-CR3' |
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Any mistakes? Then check here
for some hints and explanations!
A measurement for the intensity of the coupling
between two groups A and X of equivalent protons is the coupling
constant JAX:
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JAX |
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Seperation of two neighboring
lines in a multiplet, determined in Hertz |
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As an example, the following detail of a 1H NMR
spectrum shows the doublet of the methyl protons in the molecule (CH3)3CH-O-CH(CH3)2
around d = 1.05 ppm
(Transmitter frequency n0
= 60 MHz):
What is the value for the coupling constant JCH3,CH?
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