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8 J7 Y4 r. @. B+ b1 J4 o: u书名Nuclear Magnetic Resonance applications to organic chemistry
' D0 V1 h) l* }- a( y作者John ID. Roberts 4 S; C6 M: N% j
出版社McGRAW-HILL BOOK COMPANY, IN
- O' k" g; ^$ k% u6 C出版日期1959
1 o) |0 a" A; D5 E出版号 58-13888
! ~5 O" ~' O9 v( n页数133
. J( j9 ^ J$ S7 G( \内容简介0 O; a& l3 K0 b% R4 \
This brief book is the outgrowth of some forty lectures in which it was 3 w; d4 X H( A% L$ g) D
attempted to explain the phenomenon of nuclear magnetic resonance
; y1 z' } @3 Zabsorption and the uses of high-resolution nuclear magnetic resonance
; h" f; Z- H+ W4 Wspectroscopy to organic chemists whose background, like that of the
1 Y* A) c! K* f/ {$ t( Xauthor, has often been deficient in nuclear and-qlectromagnetic theory. 1 G3 K n) p @4 J& x- K5 V" C
Quite a number of suggestions were received for presentation of the
0 ]' Z. O. [# _1 b# Dmaterial in printed form with illustrations based on the lecture slides. ( n) o9 ~( g; u" `# q$ U y Y
This has now been done, and it is hoped that the result will bepf service
9 L5 P8 H! Q; T% Z2 }5 s4 A2 po practicing chemists and students as a guide to various applic+ns of
* P3 t* y9 r) u4 B; @NMR spectroscopy and an introduction to more authoritative works. 8 S+ y3 Z# t+ h: @' z7 M! w' o
Throughout, the coverage is illustrative rather than comprehensive. 5 @; {) u5 Y; s k
目录
; ?( V# y1 ?& K; {% U1 . Introduction . The Nuclear Resonance Phenomenon
4 P2 h. @0 Y& `8 {% }: P1.1 . Introduction ...........
7 j% ^ | b3 ]/ p% H1 v# Y1.2 . Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Spectrometers .
. p& B2 D; c4 s% ~3 Z! i1.3 . Magnetic Properties of Nuclei . Nuclear Spin
7 m) d! x$ ~# J6 e. D8 A1.4 . Magnetic Quantum Numbers ......
: x! ^8 d* Z$ y1.5 . Nuclear Precession .........
8 S2 f6 y0 [0 T, J7 b% n0 r1.6 . Nuclear Relaxation .........
1 I$ s$ i8 E! } ?& [! @ w1.7 . Longitudinal Relaxation, TI ...... * s0 P+ @# c# E2 n6 j1 n' O
1.8 . Transverse Relaxation, T, ....... . F3 k8 b: R7 T" \3 R: V! o6 \: R: v' o, L
1.9 . The Nuclear Resonance Signal ..... ! S8 z) E$ k s
1.10 . Relaxation Effects on NMR Signals .... . M" _: H1 R- ~" F
1.11 . Properties of Magnetic Nuclei of Interest to
1 u: A1 z3 Y" dOrganic Problems .......... 1 K# |; J; u- Y$ _9 e
2 . The Chemical Shift ..............
9 H. J4 u- u7 U( g8 k; n2.1 . Introduction . The Chemical-shift Parameter .... / W6 K8 w/ I# S; {" O1 y% p/ P( b
2.2 . Measurement of Chemical Shift . .......
0 l( L0 r: A% N: {3 g2 W1 S3 c5 ~& \2.3 . Some Factors Which Influence 6 ....... . m, N0 N1 u- e8 t$ [9 N5 `
2.4 . Chemical Shifts for Other Nuclei ....... " U! |, d' Y) g& m3 o/ D
2.5 . Proton 6 Values and Electronegativity ......
3 h" P1 E; V4 @/ |( Q/ I% r2.6 . 6 and Hammett's a Constants .........
4 H- c; j' r/ d+ Q8 ~- ?) C2.7 . Resonance Signal Areas and Widths ......
1 Q% X8 E, D$ ~2 k" P2 E) [2.8 . Chemical Shifts and Organic Structure Determinations .
& P1 @6 o9 U! D3 E! U& q8 r) MGeneral Considerations .......... 5 n% y: P& l9 e" S. z! c+ d
2.9 . Illustrative Analysis of a Reaction Product ....
1 M r0 L1 c* B+ f |7 r4 O2.10 . Accentuation of Chemical Shifts by Paramagnetic Salts
2 J% h9 t+ }6 N% ^3 . Spin-Spin Splitting ........... 2 C7 j: h' Y, f, m2 f3 S! W
3.1 . The High-resolution Ethanol Spectrum ... ..... 42
2 o9 U* F$ d1 D: ~# z# k2 a& W3.2 . Spin-Spin Splitting in a Single Crystal ... ..... 43
E* u/ E7 U2 j) E& E$ R: E3.3 . Spin-Spin Splitting in Liquids ...... ..... 45
`, W3 U8 ^" g* }1 I3.4 . Spin-Spin Splitting in the Ethyl Group ... ..... 46 0 e- N: A& x, K
3.5 . More Complex Spin-Spin Splittings .... ..... 48
0 L7 f* p8 q/ o! ~4 w0 }3.6 . Magnitudes of Coupling Constants .... ..... 53
" p" g+ F' }3 {0 F' S2 L* _" c3.7 . Coupling between Equivalent and Nearly Equiv ,alent Protons . 55
) I, s6 T9 Q: M' a4 J3.8 . Spin-Spin Couplings in Rigid Systems ... .... 57
+ N6 L2 ^! Y1 W4 C# B: t8 B2 l% G3.9 . Spin-Spin Splitting and Molecular Asymmetry ..... 58 3 ^' \ D& d4 g' Y0 X' s/ J
4 . Nuclear Magnetic Resonance and Reaction Kinetics ..... 61 9 z! ~6 A0 I+ Z" s- Z9 w7 z
4.1 . Introduction . Proton Exchange in Water-Acetic 5 w9 x2 a; q& i+ t' L9 W4 K
Acid Mixtures ................ 61
& B/ J$ y3 C& K4.2 . Relationship between Resonance Line Shapes and 5 o; ~, w1 V' D6 N& U
Exchange Rates ............... 63
a) u) ~& l( a5 ~+ W* G/ j1 c3 y( ~4 G4.3 . Proton Exchange in Ethanol-Water Mixtures ..... 64
6 T# Y8 n$ ]$ \1 g2 g; X4.4 . Ethyl Acetoacetate and Its En01 Form ........ 67
* O7 S, @- i* I$ X, S+ U4.5 . Rates of Rotation Around 40-N< Bonds of Amides ... 69
7 P) b; P3 S! z- J6 d' g4.6 . Restricted Rotation in Ethane Derivatives ...... 71 $ f& s% |* K9 O g& Z( s' O& k2 v
4.7 . Nitrogen Inversion Frequencies of Cyclic Imines .... 74 3 O8 b3 |+ a, E( S0 J' Q5 N ?
4.8 . Proton Exchange in Ammonia and Ammonium Ions ... 76 ; B6 Y3 Q7 h# A. b0 z* }6 I; t
5 . Nuclear Quadrupole Relaxation Effects . Double Resonance ... 80
4 v5 ?/ e5 m$ R. Y+ N( h1 U7 a5.1 . Proton Resonance Line Broadening by 1iN ...... 80 - p0 r b, b7 e- C1 r
5.2 . Nuclear Quadrupoles and Quadrupole-induced Relaxation . . 81
6 }3 R' g1 k! b$ [, p5.3 . Proton N-K Resonance of Pyrrole . Double Resonance . . 83 , I% t P2 L) L0 o9 c
5.4 . Quadrupole-induced Relaxation with Other Nuclei .... 84
# Z! N+ H$ C8 | A; [( k6 Y5.5 . Applications of Double Resonance ......... 86 7 j' h, w& n9 R4 p( @8 m, M% @
Appendix A . The Bloch Equations ............ 88 # n+ {% ]1 Q4 J0 i$ I, R- O
Appendix B . Bibliography .............. 99
: \ q$ B) g1 tAppendix C . Problems ................ 100 7 e5 z- ^; n( m5 K7 f T6 S
Name Index ................... 111
+ L" V+ Q! s/ a R! v- n( PSubject Index ................... 113 |
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