The methylene protons in the 1H NMR spectra of ethanol and in diethylether would be expected
about 4.5 ppm
about 1.5 ppm
about 3.5 ppm
about 2.5 ppm
Solution :- correct answer is about 3.5 ppm.
In ethane the methyl proton shift is observed at 0.86. but in ethanol and diethylether oxygen is attached to the carbon , because of electronegative nature of oxygen, oxygen will attract electron density because of it the carbon will experience some positive charge , due to the positive charge on carbon ,protons are more deshielded as a result downfield shift is observed . Thats why insted of o.86 (as in ethane ) methylene protons were observed at around 3.5 .
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