A 250 MHz 1H spectrum of a compound shows two peaks. The frequency of one peak is 510 Hz higher than that of the reference compound (tetramethylsilane), and the second peak is at a frequency 170 Hz lower than that of the reference compound. What chemical shift should be assigned to these two peaks?
the chemical shift for the peak with 510 Hz higher than reference is
chemical shift = frequency - reference frequency / instrument frequency in MHz
= 510 / 250
chemical shift = 2.04
so for the peak at 170 Hz lower than that of a reference compound
chemical shift = frequency - reference frequency / instrument frequency in MHz
= -170 / 250
chemical shift = - 0.68
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