## Abstract According to reported results by Kato __et al.__ in their 1977 paper, ^13^C data can not be used for assignment of stereochemistry at carbon‐13 in pimaradiene‐type compounds. By comparing well established ^13^C trends to the appropriate conformations, one can indeed predict the correct
Carbon-13 NMR of tertiary fluorosteroids as a stereochemical probe
✍ Scribed by Shlomo Rozen; Giora Ben-Shushan
- Publisher
- John Wiley and Sons
- Year
- 1985
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 272 KB
- Volume
- 23
- Category
- Article
- ISSN
- 0749-1581
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✦ Synopsis
The -C NMR spectra of tertiary fluorinated steroids possessing no functional groups in the vicinity of the fluorine have been measured. All a-and @-carbons are deshielded by the fluorine atom. The y-carhons, however, are divided into two groups. The carbons gauche to the fluorine atom are all shielded by 1-8 ppm, whereas the y-carbons anti to the halogen are all deshielded by 2-5 ppm. Apart from the a-carbons, which have coupling constants of 170-180 Hz, all @-carbons are also coupled to the fluorine with a 2J(CF) value of approximately 20Hz. The y-carbons gauche to the fluorine have a very small coupling constant (usually 0-3 Hz), while the anti y-carbons are split by the fluorine by 6-8 Hz. Both chemical shifts and coupling constants can be used for the stereochemical evaluation of fluorosteroids.
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