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书名Nuclear Magnetic Resonance applications to organic chemistry' K/ R9 t E H+ k2 o7 I4 Q' |
作者John ID. Roberts ; U. n1 h1 g u# N, [6 X
出版社McGRAW-HILL BOOK COMPANY, IN
7 L, Y9 `! a5 J" ^出版日期19591 N9 G" A8 [5 D
出版号 58-138882 b* P. H* X% p4 N5 p# S
页数133
- F( P w" |' w6 N内容简介
0 [- a1 I7 }' I# `2 b& lThis brief book is the outgrowth of some forty lectures in which it was
4 I( t' C$ |: l, wattempted to explain the phenomenon of nuclear magnetic resonance . ]/ q& f. ~$ ], i. O6 t
absorption and the uses of high-resolution nuclear magnetic resonance
$ R3 q6 S; [. G9 ^8 ?spectroscopy to organic chemists whose background, like that of the
1 V# z3 s$ A4 E6 v% vauthor, has often been deficient in nuclear and-qlectromagnetic theory. " ?% i1 c/ R/ ]' ]( E
Quite a number of suggestions were received for presentation of the
8 \* {% B1 Z' |1 C5 X4 r: ?material in printed form with illustrations based on the lecture slides.
6 {) L/ I1 I7 N4 bThis has now been done, and it is hoped that the result will bepf service
$ V1 d, E- W7 P3 b% @$ To practicing chemists and students as a guide to various applic+ns of 7 i5 P( h( C, ~: S3 K- t
NMR spectroscopy and an introduction to more authoritative works. 5 K& s& Q P2 h6 j# [
Throughout, the coverage is illustrative rather than comprehensive. # _, _- _; [6 p. `7 e
目录: m: ]- U/ I5 K% _1 b; w* q' ^/ D
1 . Introduction . The Nuclear Resonance Phenomenon ; p/ V+ |- r( O& }5 y, M1 K
1.1 . Introduction ...........
5 l6 m& Y8 @7 U+ O% R& d" B$ K5 Y1.2 . Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Spectrometers .
' z% \% M+ V0 M7 t* v0 q1.3 . Magnetic Properties of Nuclei . Nuclear Spin 5 d2 D" x5 ~, I `. \: I3 }5 L
1.4 . Magnetic Quantum Numbers ......
' R8 r5 n( q `* e X1.5 . Nuclear Precession .........
) F3 D, y1 t* c' [& P# g1.6 . Nuclear Relaxation ......... $ a, {1 o$ b7 B6 G0 p& Y
1.7 . Longitudinal Relaxation, TI ......
6 _7 }/ w7 y9 ~! W/ s" I1.8 . Transverse Relaxation, T, .......
$ j3 I, J N4 T* K& |1.9 . The Nuclear Resonance Signal .....
5 \/ P. s1 K& d- ^1.10 . Relaxation Effects on NMR Signals .... : @+ L2 h& J, G! v' |
1.11 . Properties of Magnetic Nuclei of Interest to
" t3 h3 i9 Q/ D6 ~Organic Problems ..........
$ g' T: ?5 ^, ]- }1 ?% {$ q" w2 . The Chemical Shift ..............
9 A0 ^4 e: r. U" K6 h8 ? E3 G2.1 . Introduction . The Chemical-shift Parameter .... 6 @4 a) V2 d8 I) c2 m% w
2.2 . Measurement of Chemical Shift . .......
4 s6 T/ Q2 E% @/ q, U2.3 . Some Factors Which Influence 6 .......
8 A( k8 ^5 K" J. e, f8 j8 J% L2.4 . Chemical Shifts for Other Nuclei ....... ; T. v D) p% Q( y
2.5 . Proton 6 Values and Electronegativity ...... % W2 P, V9 L4 Z2 b+ f: G N& I
2.6 . 6 and Hammett's a Constants ......... 6 @0 H. l' F' x1 O; O
2.7 . Resonance Signal Areas and Widths ......
9 w* G% I7 c" L& U2.8 . Chemical Shifts and Organic Structure Determinations . & S) N1 r! t$ ~- V) e2 m
General Considerations ..........
9 U; C$ w! f* X6 W2.9 . Illustrative Analysis of a Reaction Product .... " w. W! H" r* G+ o7 N1 W5 o0 P) I, a) ^
2.10 . Accentuation of Chemical Shifts by Paramagnetic Salts
. k3 t+ o6 D) h% p3 . Spin-Spin Splitting ...........
* F" I Y; Q0 f+ Q' ^. s0 j6 k3.1 . The High-resolution Ethanol Spectrum ... ..... 42 ! i+ I# d; Q' ?8 h; |
3.2 . Spin-Spin Splitting in a Single Crystal ... ..... 43
5 l3 t( U- r V' N1 C7 D7 g6 x$ E3.3 . Spin-Spin Splitting in Liquids ...... ..... 45 " C4 y2 U5 o# e% t1 @
3.4 . Spin-Spin Splitting in the Ethyl Group ... ..... 46 % |' U: x5 D* n8 X
3.5 . More Complex Spin-Spin Splittings .... ..... 48 7 u/ K7 A% C6 M, W& J
3.6 . Magnitudes of Coupling Constants .... ..... 53 9 S7 a, b( k* _# C$ s
3.7 . Coupling between Equivalent and Nearly Equiv ,alent Protons . 55
+ }% S/ K- T' b3.8 . Spin-Spin Couplings in Rigid Systems ... .... 57 4 H. b* E8 d# J. R {
3.9 . Spin-Spin Splitting and Molecular Asymmetry ..... 58 ( B' E! b: K6 w8 {. q* o% |2 v6 N
4 . Nuclear Magnetic Resonance and Reaction Kinetics ..... 61 5 p4 Q: V1 T f& h5 Y% R- r% i
4.1 . Introduction . Proton Exchange in Water-Acetic : d. E* b/ o: H' o8 M6 u- A
Acid Mixtures ................ 61
5 S& c. q" y0 i4.2 . Relationship between Resonance Line Shapes and
/ O- D' k( U* ZExchange Rates ............... 63 : j4 ?. q$ ?0 B9 J) w- W% v: D$ l' P
4.3 . Proton Exchange in Ethanol-Water Mixtures ..... 64 4 [+ O% u4 ~) G6 \
4.4 . Ethyl Acetoacetate and Its En01 Form ........ 67
: y: f& {. G- `) E# \. C- I4.5 . Rates of Rotation Around 40-N< Bonds of Amides ... 69
- x# Q8 o0 L. u) n' S' n4.6 . Restricted Rotation in Ethane Derivatives ...... 71 7 @( v V( _) P' W5 ~% D
4.7 . Nitrogen Inversion Frequencies of Cyclic Imines .... 74
! r/ k- ?# \5 q4.8 . Proton Exchange in Ammonia and Ammonium Ions ... 76
& n8 \# N1 g) ]( G* m5 . Nuclear Quadrupole Relaxation Effects . Double Resonance ... 80 1 ^! ]1 J+ X3 q l% A
5.1 . Proton Resonance Line Broadening by 1iN ...... 80 ( Y8 B/ T" ]8 G6 z+ v8 |) S
5.2 . Nuclear Quadrupoles and Quadrupole-induced Relaxation . . 81
5 Z$ \2 V- n9 R4 v* a5.3 . Proton N-K Resonance of Pyrrole . Double Resonance . . 83 % E1 k8 N2 M* K' k$ j9 _
5.4 . Quadrupole-induced Relaxation with Other Nuclei .... 84 , k* a% R, c2 e
5.5 . Applications of Double Resonance ......... 86 9 s1 D: [% N# w$ Q7 `7 \( ^
Appendix A . The Bloch Equations ............ 88 ) O* L' p' T8 e- B e/ W9 h0 O
Appendix B . Bibliography .............. 99
, W' m; {# A8 t6 O& DAppendix C . Problems ................ 100
& g" p. n- P& t9 t. U6 @. P eName Index ................... 111 4 E: F! s5 @+ ], x% o3 Y$ l
Subject Index ................... 113 |
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