Spectroscopy:
• Nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy is one of the techniques in analytical chemistry that is widely used to determine the purity of sample and also to predict the structure of the organic compounds.
• The spectroscopy is phenomenon that is observed when frequency of nuclei of atoms (sample) resonates with frequency of rotating magnetic field.
• Spectroscopy provides the information about the identification of carbon atoms in an organic molecule. It is analogous to the proton NMR spectroscopy, identifies carbon atoms and elucidation of chemical structure. .
Chemical Shift:
• The relative difference between the frequency of absorbed electromagnetic radiation by the sample and the frequency of absorbed electromagnetic radiation by the standard usually TMS divided by the spectrometer operating frequency.
• It is expressed in parts per million (ppm).
Mathematical equation for the chemical shift:
The frequency of absorbed radiation by the sample is.
The frequency of absorbed radiation by the standard is.
The following figures give the representation of chemical shift for and the reference standard is tetramethylsilane (TMS).
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