¹H NMR (AQA A-Level Chemistry): Flashcards

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What is 1H^1H NMR used for?

Analyze hydrogen environments in molecules

Why use deuterated solvents in 1H^1H NMR?

Deuterium doesn't produce signals in same range as 1H^1H

Chemical shift unit

ppm (parts per million)

Where do shielded protons appear?

Lower ppm (upfield)

Where do deshielded protons appear?

Higher ppm (downfield)

What does integration show in 1H^1H NMR?

Relative number of equivalent protons

n+1n+1 rule

No. of peaks = neighboring non-equivalent protons +1+ 1

Singlet means how many neighboring H?

0 neighboring H atoms

Doublet means how many neighboring H?

1 neighboring H atom

Triplet means how many neighboring H?

2 neighboring H atoms

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