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, P0 I" D7 {2 v5 A( \" t [书名Nuclear Magnetic Resonance applications to organic chemistry' H8 U5 P Y7 f5 W9 h) ?6 ?: b7 v
作者John ID. Roberts
! s t) R0 m9 F& m7 w出版社McGRAW-HILL BOOK COMPANY, IN/ E3 q: F5 n- c' s! g: H
出版日期1959" a* w+ K! y& Y& y$ t( M! U* J
出版号 58-13888
, j% N# \5 J# t& Y4 d页数133
( ^6 U( c7 D2 G1 \$ v# z. c内容简介# |% w6 [% f2 ~$ Y
This brief book is the outgrowth of some forty lectures in which it was # S& I$ ^' i. ]; B4 `0 j
attempted to explain the phenomenon of nuclear magnetic resonance
# F* ~; P" s2 [8 P- K7 Vabsorption and the uses of high-resolution nuclear magnetic resonance 8 \ o/ R' Z7 |/ ]( [# {
spectroscopy to organic chemists whose background, like that of the
/ A& G6 x, T3 a7 W5 j& I4 fauthor, has often been deficient in nuclear and-qlectromagnetic theory.
) t6 E- ^$ a2 X* }2 ?2 j; yQuite a number of suggestions were received for presentation of the " a/ @; }. j. Z4 N
material in printed form with illustrations based on the lecture slides.
; |2 Q$ y0 U# o# X/ UThis has now been done, and it is hoped that the result will bepf service " g9 O" A. x9 _" H l* g$ I. \
o practicing chemists and students as a guide to various applic+ns of
( s4 D! k2 r x% w/ P- mNMR spectroscopy and an introduction to more authoritative works.
* y* ]" q& i+ x4 v `% aThroughout, the coverage is illustrative rather than comprehensive.
, H' j! B5 K$ _( _" f8 E目录( i q5 L1 l+ v- c5 ^1 \: x
1 . Introduction . The Nuclear Resonance Phenomenon s! E K5 g- r% ]7 } {
1.1 . Introduction ...........
/ k: y V, Y* ~# H1.2 . Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Spectrometers .
7 ?! O+ ^ k, H5 b: n1.3 . Magnetic Properties of Nuclei . Nuclear Spin
4 R' f5 O8 }, c* `/ Y1.4 . Magnetic Quantum Numbers ...... * Q& z9 _0 t8 s$ F H9 F' y
1.5 . Nuclear Precession ......... 3 }% H7 u% `4 s& n' R: |
1.6 . Nuclear Relaxation ......... ' }& } O, j) q# c1 r
1.7 . Longitudinal Relaxation, TI ...... 9 \6 T0 `" Q7 _' d! p1 R
1.8 . Transverse Relaxation, T, .......
- B' D8 z" e' G' k/ F2 @5 c1.9 . The Nuclear Resonance Signal .....
1 E! l) Y. S0 Q1.10 . Relaxation Effects on NMR Signals .... ! Y* X2 x0 s1 W' T3 g: o% {6 t+ u
1.11 . Properties of Magnetic Nuclei of Interest to
; l+ s$ p, d+ `- V) YOrganic Problems ..........
6 }2 l- c' S0 C# u9 S% A/ h2 . The Chemical Shift .............. 3 I- Y) L( O* E
2.1 . Introduction . The Chemical-shift Parameter .... 2 ] }1 n5 D: k) ~+ Z5 _
2.2 . Measurement of Chemical Shift . ....... & x" Q0 Z/ H+ e0 N u7 i
2.3 . Some Factors Which Influence 6 ....... ( p% S9 b* C& Q2 b. h' m
2.4 . Chemical Shifts for Other Nuclei ....... ; Y% V& [% ] u* Z& K
2.5 . Proton 6 Values and Electronegativity ...... M/ a2 n1 M0 n y% X7 m
2.6 . 6 and Hammett's a Constants .........
) G* C0 ^! Y5 n7 s. \6 Z2.7 . Resonance Signal Areas and Widths ......
3 d9 e$ U8 G" }3 G( a2.8 . Chemical Shifts and Organic Structure Determinations . + I0 Q t$ K- x3 q
General Considerations .......... $ S0 N' l7 r7 ?( y. G: l7 `/ c& h0 q
2.9 . Illustrative Analysis of a Reaction Product ....
% T' t5 f$ h0 t, z8 h2.10 . Accentuation of Chemical Shifts by Paramagnetic Salts
3 q0 j% J* V$ I. \3 . Spin-Spin Splitting ...........
! ^& s4 A! y! b3.1 . The High-resolution Ethanol Spectrum ... ..... 42 6 @7 M# _5 Z7 y$ m/ z
3.2 . Spin-Spin Splitting in a Single Crystal ... ..... 43
& }: d6 @$ O$ w0 o* z% M3.3 . Spin-Spin Splitting in Liquids ...... ..... 45 % V9 P! y7 B, n
3.4 . Spin-Spin Splitting in the Ethyl Group ... ..... 46
; y* h) M$ g/ e, D. Q( M$ z9 E+ n2 F3.5 . More Complex Spin-Spin Splittings .... ..... 48
2 v1 W6 Q7 v( Y; R3.6 . Magnitudes of Coupling Constants .... ..... 53 ( L! L5 v2 N0 Y0 r2 T' ~) o
3.7 . Coupling between Equivalent and Nearly Equiv ,alent Protons . 55
4 R I$ f3 I4 @ |3.8 . Spin-Spin Couplings in Rigid Systems ... .... 57
, t* `9 q9 v# F3.9 . Spin-Spin Splitting and Molecular Asymmetry ..... 58
) i* M9 j( M- x9 G2 a4 . Nuclear Magnetic Resonance and Reaction Kinetics ..... 61
, k0 J# t: J9 f. j0 G7 R5 \9 v5 e. L ~4.1 . Introduction . Proton Exchange in Water-Acetic 2 F& V. @ W3 {1 ?+ ^
Acid Mixtures ................ 61 . [8 E* L/ d1 F! L0 Q+ H2 |
4.2 . Relationship between Resonance Line Shapes and : @2 K; G A( }7 N% U- `
Exchange Rates ............... 63
/ H! c% F# w) y6 k* c' P. Q: V4.3 . Proton Exchange in Ethanol-Water Mixtures ..... 64
5 I9 b1 B3 X4 {6 a0 O4.4 . Ethyl Acetoacetate and Its En01 Form ........ 67 c2 H' T; S( N4 V
4.5 . Rates of Rotation Around 40-N< Bonds of Amides ... 69
- ^2 ^2 {: ]8 F6 k4.6 . Restricted Rotation in Ethane Derivatives ...... 71
7 [) x" n" e# Z3 `# L2 \8 ]' `8 V4.7 . Nitrogen Inversion Frequencies of Cyclic Imines .... 74
8 I8 |' K- g$ L/ B G" q4.8 . Proton Exchange in Ammonia and Ammonium Ions ... 76 ; N! r) @& h7 C' a* x& {+ c
5 . Nuclear Quadrupole Relaxation Effects . Double Resonance ... 80 8 R$ K+ i; u7 U* e2 }8 \, P s7 F
5.1 . Proton Resonance Line Broadening by 1iN ...... 80
}8 \ j6 ?0 d- r& C5.2 . Nuclear Quadrupoles and Quadrupole-induced Relaxation . . 81 ; g s) W9 M1 E, z) ~& R# m
5.3 . Proton N-K Resonance of Pyrrole . Double Resonance . . 83
. @+ Z: O; S2 c% B9 s5.4 . Quadrupole-induced Relaxation with Other Nuclei .... 84 : d0 _7 U0 K1 [# T8 _
5.5 . Applications of Double Resonance ......... 86 # E2 Z( ~, j$ M" O( m
Appendix A . The Bloch Equations ............ 88 : A X8 x1 D# d" ~ b
Appendix B . Bibliography .............. 99
2 Z8 V8 g& F9 |3 g* YAppendix C . Problems ................ 100
v' u( I2 U! J' P0 u1 d+ F9 HName Index ................... 111
4 @8 P+ O) U: K5 F1 p: gSubject Index ................... 113 |
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