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![ Greater the electron density around the
proton greater will be the induced secondary
magnetic field.
[ local diamagnetic effect]
currents induced by fixed magnetic field
result in secondary fields which can either
enhance or decrease the field to given a
proton responds.
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- 1. CHEMICAL SHIFT ISOTOPIC NUCLEI REFERENCE STANDARDS 1 PRESENTED BY ARANTHAJ JOSEPH Dep of pharmaceutics St josephs college of pharmacy cherthala.
- 2. CHEMICAL SHIFT Theshift in the position of the NMR region resulting from the shielding and deshielding by electrons is called chemical shift. When a proton is present inside the magnetic field more close to an electro positive atom more applied magnetic field is required to cause excitation. This effect is called shielding effect. When a proton is present outside the magnetic field close to a electronegative atom less applied magnetic field is required to cause excitation . This effect is called deshielding effect 2
- 3. Greater theelectron density around the proton greater will be the induced secondary magnetic field. [ local diamagnetic effect] currents induced by fixed magnetic field result in secondary fields which can either enhance or decrease the field to given a proton responds. 3
- 4. under theinfluence of the magnetic field electrons bonding the protons tends to process around the nucleus in a plain perpendicular to magnetic field 4
- 5. 5 The positionof the peaks in an NMR spectrum relative to the reference peak is expressed in terms of the chemical shift ᵟ= H0(reference)-H0(sample) X 106PPM H0(reference) The value of H0 for the reference is usually greater than H0 for the sample,so subtraction in the direction indicated gives a positive ᵟ.In terms of frequency unit ᵟ takes the form ᵟ = ѵ(sample)- ѵ(reference) X 106ppm ѵ(reference)
- 6. chemical shiftis dimension less expressed in parts per million (ppm ) 10 Alternative system used us tau scale τ=10-ᵟ scale the position of TMS signal is taken as 0.0 ppm most chemical shifts value ranges from 0-10 6
- 7. a smallvalue if tau represents low field absorption. high value represents high field absorption. 7 greater the deshielding of protons larger the value of delta
- 8. Reason for chemicalshift 8 Positive shielding :resonance position moves upfield. Negative shielding: resonance position moves downfield.
- 9. Measurement of ChemicalShift In order to measure the magnitude of chemical shifts of different kinds of protons, There must be some standard signal . 0.5%Tetra methylsilane (TMS)(ch3)4si is used as reference or standard compound. Chemical shift is represented by δ Δ scale: 0 to -10 scale TMS as zero markers. Dimensionless expression; negative for most protons.9
- 10. Chemical shift= shiftin hz Machine frequency in mhz 10
- 11. Reason for TMSas reference std TETRA METHYL SILANE(TMS) Accepted internal standard. TMS has 12 equivalent protons and gives an intense single signal. Electro negativity of silicon is very low so the shielding of equivalent protons in TMS is more than other compound so all the signal arrives in a down field direction. 11
- 12. chemically inert low boiling point so it can be easily removed by evaporation after the spectrum has been recorded so the sample can easily recovered. TMS is not suitable in aqueous solution so DSS ( 2,2- dimethyl-2silapentane-5 sulphate) used as reference. protons in the methyl group of DSS gives a strong line. 12
- 13. FACTORS AFFECTING CHEMICALSHIFT 1. ELECTRONEGATIVITY AND INDUCTIVE EFFECT The proton is said to be deshielded if its attached with an electronegative atom/group. Greater the electro negativity of atom greater is the deshielding caused to proton. If the deshielding is more, then δ value also more. Electronegative atoms like Halogens Oxygen and Nitrogen deshield the protons There for the absorption occurs downfield. The deshielding is directly proportional to the halogens oxygen or nitrogen 13
- 14. + i effect -i effect An electron withdrawing group is able to reduce electron density around the proton and Deshields the proton. An electron releasing group increase the electron density around the proton and give rise to its shielding. 14
- 15. 15 Electronegativity Deshielding Delta value Electrons around protoninduce magnetic field Induce magnetic field oppose applied magnetic field Shielding Neighboring electronegative atom decrease's electron density Deshielding Smaller force is required
- 16. 2. Anisotropic effect(spaceeffect) Shielding and deshielding can be determined By location of proton in space Space effect Downfield or paramagnetic shift of protons attached to C = C, aldehydic, aromatic proton is experienced by the molecular magnetic field induced by an action of applied field Ho on pi electrons, this magnetic field induced by pi electrons are directional or unsymmetrical and this directional measurement is called ANISOTROPY 16
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- 20. 3. VANDERWAALS DESHIELDING Theelectron cloud of a bulkier group will tend to repel the electron cloud surrounding the proton. Thus such a proton will be deshielded will resonate at slightly higher value of δ than expected in the absence of this effect. 20
- 21. 4. HYDROGEN BONDING ifan atom exhibits hydrogen boding in a compound . it will deshielded due to the strongly electronegative atom attached to it so absorption in shifted downfield. Intra molecular hydrogen bonding Inter molecular hydrogen bonding 21
- 22. ISOTOPIC NUCLEI Manyisotopes of chemical elements can be used for NMR analysis 1h Most commonly used spin 1/2 nucleus in NMR Most sensitive nucleus. Produce narrow chemical shift with sharp signal Fast result is possible due to short relaxation time 22
- 23. 2H A spin1nucleus commonly utilize as signal free medium Deuterium is used Commonly used in high resolution NMR. To monitor drifts in the magnetic field strength To improve the homogenicity of the external magnetic field 3h Very sensitive to nmr 23
- 24. 11B -More sensitive than10 B -Yields sharper signals -Quarts tubes are used(borosilicate glass interfere with measurements) 13C -Spin 1/2 -Widely used, stable to nuclear decay -low sensitivity -Wide chemical shift -Yields sharp signals 24
- 25. 14N Spin 1 Medium sensitivity Wide chemical shift Limited use to small molecules and functional group. 17 O Spin 5/2 Low sensitivity Low natural abundance Wide chemical shift 25
- 26. 19f Spin 1/2 Yields sharp signal -Wide chemical shifts 31P Spin 1/2 Medium chemical shift Yield sharp line 26
- 27. 43ca Used inbiochemistry to study Calcium binding to DNA protein Moderately sensitive Very low natural abundance 195 P t eg:-6Li,7 Li 9 Be,19F 59Co,61Ni,77 Se etc......... 27
- 28. REFERENCE STANDARDS USEDIN NMR1. Tetra Methylsilane(tms) 2. DSS( 4,4-dimethyl-4-silapentane-1-sulfonic Acid) Used In Proton And Carbon Related Nmr High Water Solubility High Intensity Signals Almost All Peaks Found In Naturally Occurring Org Molecule. Show Minor Peaks At 3.1ppm - Triplet 28
- 29. 3. TRIMETHYLSILYL PROPIONICACID Used for aqueous solvents (3-(trimethylsilyl)-2,2',3,3'-tetradeutero propionic acid ) Or tmsp-d4 4. DEUTERATED DMSO Show no peaks in 1+1 H1 NMR signal is observed at 2.20 ppm 13C chemical shift of DMSO - 39.52ppm 29
- 30. REFERENCE Instrumental MethodsOf Chemical Analysis By Gurdeep R. Chatwal ,Sham K Anand, Pg No: 2.192-2.196 Www. Wikipedia.Org 30 Spectroscopy of organic compounds by P.S. Kalsi, page no.453-490. Spectroscopy of organic compound by Y.R. Sharma.
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