Peaks of the 4 H appear at:
Ha - 7.30ppm
Hb- 6.95 ppm
Hc- 7.26ppm
Hd- 7.38ppm
Ha appears at 7.30 ppm whereas Hc appears at 7.26 ppm because Ha is closer to the nitro group which is a electron withdrawing group and deshields the proton to a greater extent. So, Ha has a higher chemical shift than Hc. Hb splits as a triplet of doublet. Hc splits as a triplet.Hd splits as a triplet and Ha splits as a triplet of doublet.
3) Critical analysis (5 points): (a) Your TA will give you a H NMR spectrum of...
Chem 08LC Lab Manual Fall 2019 3) Critical analysis (5 points) (a) Your TA will give you a 'H NMR spectrum of the 3-nitroaniline product. Using your NMR knowledge and the special NMR section in the lab book (especially pages 48 O2N. and 49), assign the 4 peaks in the spectrum to each of the protons in the product you will need to use coupling pattern and chemical shift to complete the assignment. (b) Explain your assignment, specifically how you...
a.) Your TA will give you a 1H NMR spectrum of the 3 nitro-aniline product. Using your NMR knowledge and the special NMR section in the lab book, as sign the 4 peaks in the spectrum to each of the protons in the product. b.) Explain your assignment, specifically how you differentiated between Ha and Hb. Please answer both parts thanks! Experiment 5 Product 400 MHz DMSO-ds -5.81 5.90 5.88 5.86 5.84 5.82 5.80 5.78 5.76 5.74 5.72 5.70 0...
I NH 3) Critical analysis (5 points): (a) Your TA will give you a 'H NMR spectrum of the 3-nitroaniline product. Using your NMR knowledge and the special NMR section in the lab book (especially pages 48 ON and 49), assign the 4 peaks in the spectrum to each of the protons in the product- you will need to use coupling pattern and chemical shift to complete the assignment. W (b) Explain your assignment, specifically how you differentiated between HA...
3) Critical analysis (5 points): (a) Your TA will give you a 'H NMR spectrum of the 3-nitroaniline product. Using your NMR knowledge and the special NMR section in the lab book (especially pages 48 ON and 49), assign the 4 peaks in the spectrum to each of the protons in the product. you will need to use coupling pattern and chemical shift to complete the assignment. H. (b) Explain your assignment, specifically how you differentiated between Haand H.
If you could answer 1 and 2 please. Thanks! Introduction One of the best ways to make aromatic amines is to exploit a rearrangement reaction that breaks a C-C bond. To achieve the rearrangement, you need to make an acyl nitrene intermediate (or suitable derivative). There are a variety of these processes: the Curtius and Schmidt rearrangements access the nitrenes from acyl azides, but these can be explosive, so aren't ideal for an undergraduate lab. The other method is to...