A complete introduction to modern NMR spectroscopy

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adam_text CONTENTS Preface xi Acknowledgments xiii Frequently Used Symbols and Abbreviations xv Chapter 1 SPECTROSCOPY: SOME PRELIMINARY CONSIDERATIONS 1 1.1 What is NMR Spectroscopy? 1 1.2 Properties of Electromagnetic Radiation 1 1.3 Interaction of Radiation with Matter: The Classical Picture 3 1.4 Uncertainty and the Question of Time Scale 4 Chapter Summary 5 Review Problems 5 Chapter 2 MAGNETIC PROPERTIES OF NUCLEI 6 2.1 The Structure of an Atom 6 2.2 The Nucleus in a Magnetic Field 9 2.3 Nuclear Energy Levels and Relaxation Times 12 2.4 The Rotating Frame of Reference 15 2.5 Relaxation Mechanisms and Correlation Times 18 Chapter Summary 20 Additional Resources 20 Review Problems 20 Chapter 3 OBTAINING AN NMR SPECTRUM 22 3.1 Electricity and Magnetism 22 3.2 The NMR Magnet 24 3.3 Signal Generation the Old Way: The Continuous Wave (CW) Experiment 28 3.4 The Modern Pulsed Mode for Signal Acquisition 32 3.5 Line Widths, Lineshape, and Sampling Considerations 39 3.6 Measurement of Relaxation Times 41 Chapter Summary 46 v vi CONTENTS Additional Resources 4g Review Problems 46 Chapter 4 A LITTLE BIT OF SYMMETRY 48 4.1 Symmetry Operations and Distinguishability 48 4.2 Conformations and Their Symmetry 51 4.3 Homotopic, Enantiotopic, and Diastereotopic Nuclei 53 4.4 Accidental Equivalence 54 Chapter Summary 54 Additional Resources 54 Review Problems 54 Chapter 5 THE *H AND nC NMR SPECTRA OF TOLUENE 56 5.1 The H NMR Spectrum of Toluene at 80 MHz 56 5.2 The Chemical Shift Scale 59 5.3 The 250 and 400 MHz H NMR Spectra of Toluene 60 5.4 The I3C NMR Spectrum of Toluene at 20.1,62.9, and 100.6 MHz 62 5.5 Data Acquisition Parameters 64 Chapter Summary 67 Review Problems 67 Chapter 6 CORRELATING PROTON CHEMICAL SHIFTS WITH MOLECULAR STRUCTURE 68 6.1 Shielding and Deshielding 68 6.2 Chemical Shifts of Hydrogens Attached to Tetrahedral Carbon 70 6.3 Vinyl and Formyl Hydrogen Chemical Shifts 74 6.4 Magnetic Anisotropy 77 6.5 Aromatic Hydrogen Chemical Shift Correlations 78 6.6 Hydrogen Attached to Elements Other than Carbon 81 Chapter Summary 85 References 86 Additional Resources 86 Review Problems 87 Chapter 7 CHEMICAL SHIFT CORRELATIONS FOR I3C AND OTHER ELEMENTS 88 7.1 13C Chemical Shifts Revisited 88 7.2 Tetrahedral (sp* Hybridized) Carbons 88 7.3 Heterocyclic Structures 91 7.4 Trigonal Carbons 92 7.5 Triply Bonded Carbons 96 7.6 Carbonyl Carbons 96 7.7 Miscellaneous Unsaturated Carbons 97 7.8 Summary of I3C Chemical Shifts 99 7.9 Chemical Shifts of Other Elements 101 Chapter Summary 102 References 102 Review Problems 103 SELF TEST I 106 Chapter 8 FIRST ORDER (WEAK) SPIN SPIN COUPLING0° CONTENTS vii 8.2 The H Spectrum of Diethy 1 Ether 110 8.3 Homonuclear H Coupling: The Simplified Picture 112 8.4 The Spin Spin Coupling Checklist 113 8.5 Then+lRule 114 8.6 Heteronuclear Spin Spin Coupling 117 8.7 Review Examples 122 Chapter Summary 125 Review Problems 125 Chapter 9 FACTORS THAT INFLUENCE THE SIGN AND MAGNITUDE OF J: SECOND ORDER (STRONG) COUPLING EFFECTS 132 9.1 Nuclear Spin Energy Diagrams and the Sign of J 132 9.2 Factors that Influence J: Preliminary Considerations 135 9.3 One Bond Coupling Constants 136 9.4 Two Bond (Geminal) Coupling Constants 138 9.5 Three Bond (Vicinal) Coupling Constants 138 9.6 Long Range Coupling Constants 142 9.7 Magnetic Equivalence 143 9.8 Pople Spin System Notation 144 9.9 Slanting Multiplets and Second Order (Strong Coupling) Effects 145 9.10 Calculated Spectra 149 9.11 The AX AB A2 Continuum 151 9.12 More About the ABX System: Deceptive Simplicity and Virtual Coupling 154 Chapter Summary 155 References 155 Review Problems 156 Chapter 10 THE STUDY OF DYNAMIC PROCESSES BY NMR 158 10.1 Reversible and Irreversible Dynamic Processes 158 10.2 Reversible Intramolecular Processes Involving Rotation Around Bonds 159 10.3 Simple Two Site Intramolecular Exchange 159 10.4 Reversible Intramolecular Chemical Processes 163 10.5 Reversible Intermolecular Chemical Processes 164 10.6 Reversible Intermolecular Complexation 165 10.7 Other Examples of Reversible Complexation: Chemical Shift Reagents 168 Chapter Summary 171 References 172 Review Problems 172 Chapter 11 ELECTRON PARAMAGNETIC RESONANCE SPECTROSCOPY AND CHEMICALLY INDUCED DYNAMIC NUCLEAR POLARIZATION 176 11.1 Electron Paramagnetic Resonance 176 11.2 Free Radicals 176 11.3 The g Factor 177 11.4 Sensitivity Considerations 179 11.5 Hyperfine Coupling and the a Value 179 11.6 A Typical EPR Spectrum 181 11.7 CIDNP: Mysterious Behavior of NMR Spectrometers 182 11.8 The Net Effect 182 11.9 The Multiple! Effect 183 11.10 The Radical Pair Theory of The Net Effect 185 11.11 The Radical Pair Theory of the Multiplet Effect 187 viii CONTENTS 11.12 A Few Final Words about C1DNP 188 Chapter Summary 189 References 189 Review Problems 189 Chapter 12 DOUBLE RESONANCE TECHNIQUES AND COMPLEX PULSE SEQUENCES 191 12.1 What is Double Resonance? 19 ] 12.2 Heteronuclear Spin Decoupling 192 12.3 Polarization Transfer and the Nuclear Overhauser Effect 193 12.4 Gated and Inverse Gated Decoupling 196 12.5 Off Resonance Decoupling 196 12.6 Homonuclear Spin Decoupling 198 12.7 Homonuclear Difference NOE: The Test for Proximity 198 12.8 Other Homonuclear Double Resonance Techniques 200 12.9 Complex Pulse Sequences 201 12.10 The ./ Modulated Spin Echo and the APT Experiment 203 12.11 More About Polarization Transfer 205 12.12 Distortionless Enhancement by Polarization Transfer 210 Chapter Summary 210 References 211 Additional Resources 211 Review Problems 211 Chapter 13 TWO DIMENSIONAL NUCLEAR MAGNETIC RESONANCE 215 13.1 What is 2D NMR Spectroscopy? 215 13.2 2D Heteroscalar Shift Correlated Spectra 218 13.3 2D Homonuclear Shift Correlated Spectra 222 13.4 NOE Spectroscopy (NOESY) 228 13.5 Hetero and Homonuclear 2D ./ Resolved Spectra 229 13.6 1D and 2D INADEQUATE 230 13.7 2D NMR Spectra of Systems Undergoing Exchange 236 Chapter Summary 236 References 236 Additional Resources 236 Review Problems 236 SELF TEST II 244 Chapter 14 NMR STUDIES OF BIOLOGICALLY IMPORTANT MOLECULES 252 14.1 Introduction 252 14.2 NMR Line Widths of Biopolymers 252 14.3 Exchangeable and Nonexchangeable Protons 253 14.4 Chemical Exchange 254 14.5 The Effects of pH on the NMR Spectra of Biomolecules 256 14.6 NMR Studies of Proteins 256 14.7 NMR Studies of Nucleic Acids 263 14.8 Lipids and Biological Membranes 270 14.9 Carbohydrates 275 Chapter Summary 277 References 277 CONTENTS ix Additional Resources 277 Review Problems 277 Chapter 15 SOLID STATE NMR SPECTROSCOPY 283 15.1 Why Study Materials in the Solid State? 283 15.2 Why is NMR of Solids Different from NMR of Fluids? 284 15.3 Chemical Shifts in Solids 286 15.4 Spin Spin Coupling 294 15.5 Quadrupole Coupling 297 15.6 Overcoming Long T : Cross Polarization 299 Chapter Summary 304 Additional Resources 304 Review Problems 304 Chapter 16 NMR IN MEDICINE AND BIOLOGY: NMR IMAGING 306 16.1 A Window into Anatomy and Physiology 306 16.2 Biomedical NMR 306 16.3 Pictures with NMR: Magnetic Resonance Imaging 309 16.4 Image Contrast 317 16.5 Higher Dimensional Imaging 322 16.6 Chemical Shift Imaging 323 16.7 NMR Movies: Echo Planar Imaging 325 16.8 NMR Microscopy 325 16.9 In Vivo NMR Spectroscopy 326 16.10 Nonmedical Applications of MRI 329 Chapter Summary 333 Additional Resources 333 Appendix 1 ANSWERS TO REVIEW PROBLEMS 334 Appendix 2 PERIODIC TABLE 369 SUBJECT INDEX 370 CHEMICAL COMPOUNDS INDEX 379
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