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Lambert J.B., Mazzola E.P. — Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Spectroscopy
Lambert J.B., Mazzola E.P. — Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Spectroscopy



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Íàçâàíèå: Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Spectroscopy

Àâòîðû: Lambert J.B., Mazzola E.P.

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This book offers complete coverage of classic (one-dimensional) NMR as well as up-to-date coverage of two-dimensional NMR and other modern methods. This book focuses on all aspects of NMR including classic methods, modern techniques, practical advice for execution of the NMR experiment, theory, and more. For practicing NMR spectroscopists who want a better understanding of their subject, professors who want a wider knowledge of NMR, preparative (synthetic) organic chemists in industry who want to have more information about how to prove the structures of the compounds they make, and analytical chemists in industry who actually carry out the experiments and want a better understanding of what they are doing.


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Ãîä èçäàíèÿ: 2004

Êîëè÷åñòâî ñòðàíèö: 341

Äîáàâëåíà â êàòàëîã: 21.03.2006

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Magnets, permanent      31
Magnets, superconducting      31 36—37
Magnitude spectrum      183
Mannosan triacetate, $ ^{1}H$ spectrum      145
Matching      see "Probes adjustment"
McConnell equation      65—67
Medium, achiral      334 338 340
Medium, effects      75—79 214
Medium, racemic      334 338 340
Menthol, 2D INADEQUATE spectrum      199—200
Methane, $ ^{13}C$ chemical shift      82
Methane, $ ^{1}H$ chemical shift      69
Methane, $ ^{1}H- ^{13}C$ coupling constant      105
Methane, HCH coupling      107
Methane, solvent effects on      78
Methanol, $ ^{1}H$ chemical shift      70
Methanol, $ ^{1}H$ spectrum      23
Methanol, HCH coupling      107
Methanol, hydroxyl exchange      137
Methano[10]annulene      65
Methaqualone      218—219
Methine shielding      67 70
Methyl acetate      5—7 12—13 18
Methyl acetate, $ ^{1}H$ spectrum      6
Methyl acetate, shielding      67 70
Methylamine, $ ^{1}H$ chemical shift      70
Methylene shielding      67 70
Mixing period      196—199 204 257 267—270 331
MLEV-16      148
MLEV-17      256 see
Multiple quantum coherence      161—162 184 189—190 204
Multiple quantum coherence, filtration      183—184
Multiple resonance      143—148
N,N-Dimethylformamide      199
N,N-Dimethylformamide, amide rotation      137
N,N-Dimethylformamide, solvent effects on      70 79
N-Methylpipcridinc      67
Naphthalene, $ ^{13}C$ chemical shift      92
Naphthalene, HCCH coupling      112
Natural abundance      21—22
Natural abundance, sensitivity      21—22
Negative absorption      301
Negative absorption, dispersion      301
Neopentane, $ ^{13}C$ chemical shift      83
Newman projections      335
Nitriles, $ ^{13}C$ chemical shifts      86
Nitrobenzene, $ ^{13}C$ chemical shift      87
Nitrobenzene, $ ^{1}H$ chemical shift      73—74
Nitrogen inversion      139—140
Nitrogen-14 line widths      136
Nitrogen-15 couplings      106 108 119 121
Nitromethane, $ ^{14}N$ line width      167
Nitromethane, $ ^{1}H$ chemical shift      71
NOE      see "Nuclear Overhauser effect"
NOESY      196—199 201—203 207 215—216 220 268—269 290—293 331—332
NOESY, COSY and EXSY cross peak discrimination      268
NOESY, mixing and repetition time considerations      268
NOESY, phase-sensitive      197 268
NOESY, signal cancelation from COSY and EXSY artifacts      268
NOESY-HMQC      202
NOESY-TOCSY      202
Noise      45
Noise, aliased      46
Noise, decoupling      47 146
Noise, digitization      46 see
Noise, filtering      42
Noise, thermal      45—46
Nonlocal electron currents      62—68
Nonselective irradiation      146
Norbornanes, long-range coupling      114
Norbornene, $ ^{1}H$ chemical shifts      67—68 72
Norbornyl cation      141
Normality      303
Nuclear Overhauser effect      47—48 57 148—153 192 195—198 209 237—240 321 331
Nuclear Overhauser effect, buildup rate      196—197 203
Nuclear Overhauser effect, difference      205
Nuclear Overhauser effect, double pulsed field gradient spin echo-NOE experiment      240
Nuclear Overhauser effect, NOE difference      238—240
Nuclear Overhauser effect, PFG      203—205
Nuclear Overhauser effect, steady-state      237
Number of data points      see "Data points"
Nyquist condition      40 46
Oblate ellipsoid      64
Observe pulse time      see "Pulse width"
Off-diagonal peaks      175—176
Off-resonance decoupling      146—147 153
Off-resonance decoupling in decoupler calibration      60
One-bond coupling      104—106 119 123 162—163 190 192—193
One-dimensional NMR experiments      35—36 46—48 52 233—240
Optically active solvent      100
Ortho coupling      111—112
Orthogonality      303
Overhauser enhancement factors      149—150
Oversampling      46
Oximes, $ ^{13}C$ chemical shifts      88
P,P-COSY      187
Parallel transition      175—176 181 183
Paramagnetic impurities      321
Paramagnetic impurities, relaxation      132 153
Paramagnetic impurities, shielding      80—82 86 118
Paramagnetic impurities, shift reagents      118
Paramagnetic impurities, substances      233
Partial relaxation      204
Partially relaxed spectra      135
Pascal's triangle      16—17 98
Passive coupling      182 254
Pauli exclusion principle      104
Peak suppression      135 144 146
Penicillin      152
Pentane, $ ^{13}C$ chemical shifts      83
Perfluorocyclohexane      69
Permanent magnets      see "Magnets"
PFG      see "Pulsed field gradient"
Phase correction      52—54
Phase correction, first-order in 1D      53—54 57
Phase correction, first-order in 2D      250
Phase correction, zero-order in 1D      53
Phase correction, zero-order in 2D      250
Phase cycling      45 148 162—165 180 184 197 204 331—332
Phase cycling, number of scans to accommodate      243
Phase errors, correction      52—54
Phase errors, distorted signals      41
Phase errors, first-order      53
Phase errors, zero-order      53
Phase quadrants      183—184
Phase-sensitive COSY      183—184 252 331
Phase-sensitive COSY, detectors      41
Phase-sensitive COSY, dispersive tail problem      252
Phase-sensitive COSY, representation      241 244 246—247 250
phasing      183 185
Phenanthro[3, 4-b]thiophene      212
Phenols, $ ^{1}H$ chemical shifts      75
Phosphorus inversion      140
Phosphorus-31 couplings      106 109 119
Piperidine, INADEQUATE spectrum      163
Polarization transfer      158 187 236 261 265
Pople notation      98 100
Population inversion      11
Population inversion, transfer      see "Magnetization transfer"
Positive absorption      301
Positive absorption, dispersion      301
Power-gated decoupling      151
Precession      3 11—12
probes      32
Probes, adjustment      34—35
Prochiral groups      334 337 339
Product-operator formalism      322—323
Progesterone $ ^{1}H$ spectrum      151
Progressive transition      175 183
Prolate ellipsoid      64 66
Proline      177—180
Propyne, long-range coupling      113
Pseudoaxial position      291
Pseudoequatorial position      291—292
Pulse, imperfections      163—165
Pulse, read      242
Pulse, ringdown      250
Pulse, width      47 see
Pulse, width, calibration      58—60
Pulsed experiments      11—13
Pulsed field gradients      189 194 200 203—206 232 240 332
Pulsed field gradients, in 2D      251—252
Pulses, 90°      43
Pulses, observation      47 52
Pyramidal inversion      139—140
Pyridine, $ ^{13}C$ chemical shift      87
Pyridine, $ ^{13}C$ spectrum      159
Pyridine, $ ^{1}H$ chemical shift      74
Pyridine, $ ^{1}H- ^{15}N$ coupling constant      106
Pyridine, INEPT spectrum      158—159
Pyrimidine      219
Pyrrole, $ ^{13}C$ chemical shift      87
Pyrrole, $ ^{14}N$ line width      167
Pyrrole, $ ^{1}H$ chemical shift      74
Pyrrole, $ ^{1}H$ spectrum      136—137
Quad images      165 180
Quadrature detection      165 324—327
Quadrature detection, phase detection      41 43 45
Quadricyclane, $ ^{1}H- ^{13}C$ coupling constant      105
Quadrupolar broadening      178
Quadrupolar broadening, nuclei      2 4 13 22 25—26 76
Quadrupolar broadening, relaxation      22 76 132 135—136 320—321
Quadrupole moment      22 136
Quaternary carbon, relaxation      132 152
Quaternary carbons, in HETCOR      188
Quinoline, long-range coupling      114
Quinoline, NCC coupling      109
R value      111
Radial term      80—81 84 86
Raising operator      306 310—311
Ramsay's equation      80 91
Reaction rates      136—143
Read pulse      242
Real part      49 183 299—300
Real part, spectrum      50 see
REBURP      166
Receiver      35 43 45
Receiver, coils      32 34
Receiver, dead time      57
Receiver, gain in 1D      45—46
Receiver, gain in 2D      243
Receiver, overload      45
Receiver, phase      41
Receptivity      21—22
Reference, $ ^{13}C$ sensitivity standard      60
Reference, internal      55—56
Reference, primary      55
Reference, secondary      55—56
Reference, substances      21—22
referencing      see "Zero referencing"
Refocused INEPT      159—160
Regressive transition      175 183
Relative signs, of coupling constant      105 314
Relaxation      10 131—136
Relaxation, agents      321
Relaxation, delay time in 1D      43—44 47 60
Relaxation, delay time in 2D      242—243 251
Relaxation, time      10 12 302 see "Spin-spin
Relayed coherence transfer      185 194—195 207
Relayed COSY      185—186
Repetition time      242—243 268
Resolution      51—52
Resolution, digital      50—52
Resolution, enhancement      48—49
Resolution, spectral      39 44 51
Resonance effect      63 68 72—74 86—87 112
Ring currents      64—66 72—74
Ring reversal      24 104 110 122—123 167
Rise time      60
ROESY      197—199 207 269—270
ROESY, phase-sensitive      198 269
ROESY, spin-lock power and mixing time considerations      269
ROESY, TOCSY and EXSY cross peak discrimination      269
Rotamers      102—103 338—340 see
Rotating coordinate system      7 11 299 324 327
Rotating coordinate system, frame      7 12 197—198
Rotational rates, effects on NMR spectra      336 338—339
S/N ratio      see "Signal-to-noise ratio"
Sample heating, in broadband decoupling      242
Sample heating, in HMQC      258
Sample heating, in HSQC      260
Sample heating, with high-dielectric solutions      242
Sample preparation      33—34
Sample preparation, size limitation      32
Sample preparation, solubility limitation      32
Sample spinning      37
Sample spinning for resolution improvement      36
Sample spinning, not used in 2D      251
Sample spinning, shimming      37 39
Sample spinning, sidebands      37 39
Sample tubes, cleaning      33
Sample tubes, filling      33
Sample tubes, placement      34
Sample tubes, selection      33
Sampling rate      39—40
Satellite peaks      18 58 118—119 162—163 189
Saturation      10 35 37
Saturation, transfer      143—144 165 see
Scalar coupling      see "Coupling constant"
Scalar coupling, relaxation      132 320
Scan number, per time increment in 2D      243
Scan number, related to S/N improvement in 1D      45
Schroedinger equation      302—303
Second-order effects      16 98 102 116—118
Second-order effects, spectra      17 56 98—101 115—116 123 186 309—316
Segmental motion      135 317
Selection rule      304 306
Selective decoupling      175
Selective excitation      165
Selective irradiation      135 146
Sensitivity enhancement, by INEPT      156—162
Sensitivity enhancement, by NOE      148—149 152
Sensitivity enhancement, Ernst-angle considerations      43—44
Sensitivity enhancement, oversampling      46
Shaped pulses      166 240 270
shielding      5 25—26 62
Shim coils      36
shimming      36—39
Shimming, automatic      37
Shimming, gradient      39
Shoolery's rule      71 91
Sideband detection      165
Sigmatropic shifts      142
Signal averaging      45
Signal cancelation, in DEPT spectra      237
Signal cancelation, in DQF-COSY spectra      246
Signal cancelation, in multiplicity-edited HSQC spectra      271—272
Signal cancelation, in NOESY spectra      268
Signal cancelation, in ROESY spectra      269
Signal cancelation, phasing      52—54 58
Signal cancelation, threshold level      250 279
Signal-to-noise ratio      57
Signal-to-noise ratio, improved by exponential weighting      48
Signal-to-noise ratio, improved by exponential weighting, signal averaging      45 47
Signal-to-noise ratio, reduced by resolution enhancement      49
Single bonds, rotation about      138—139
Single quantum coherence      161—163 165 183 189—192 194 204 326—327 330—332
Slow exchange      23—24 137 142—143 198
Soft pulses      166
Solid-state NMR      32 35
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