## Abstract Deuterium isotope effects on ^13^C NMR chemical shifts, (^2^H/^1^H)^__n__^Δ(^13^C), of 2‐methylene‐__d__~2~‐adamantane, 4‐methylene‐__d__~2~‐2‐adamantanone and 6‐methylene‐__d__~2~‐2‐adamantanone are presented. Long‐range effects (^4^Δ, ^5^Δ and ^6^Δ) in a range from 5 to – 23 ppb were
Isotope effects on 31P nuclear shielding in thiophosphites
✍ Scribed by Michel C. Démarcq; Louis Le Gleut; Bruno G. Van Hemelryck
- Publisher
- John Wiley and Sons
- Year
- 1991
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 464 KB
- Volume
- 29
- Category
- Article
- ISSN
- 0749-1581
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✦ Synopsis
Abstract
The ^34^S isotope effect on the chemical shift of P^III^ nuclei in P(SR)~3~ esters [R = Et, (C~12~H~25~)~n~, Ph] is close to 20.6 ppb per P^III^^34^S bond, i.e. 3–4 times larger than for thiolo sulphur atoms in S = P(SR)~3~ or O = P(SR)~3~. A similar behaviour is noted for the P(S)~3~ sites in P~4~S~9~ and P~4~S~3~ and for the downfield triplet of P~4~S~8~, which, accordingly, is assigned to the tri‐coordinate P atoms of this sulphide. ^13^C isotope effects are also reported for trialkyl(aryl) phosphorotrithioites and S,S,S‐phosphorotrithioates.
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