Becently mrrh attention has been paid to the bond or rubstituent diamagnetic anisotropy effect on proton nmr chemical shift(2). In estimating the long-ranBe diamagwtic anisotropy effect, McConnell88 equation( ), bani = CAx(1 -3cor20)3/ 3x3 , has frequently been used and scassttis a satisfactory agre
Substituent effects in aromatic proton nmr spectra. I. The role of inductive (or field) effect.
β Scribed by Yujiro Nomura; Yoshito Takeuchi
- Publisher
- Elsevier Science
- Year
- 1968
- Tongue
- French
- Weight
- 226 KB
- Volume
- 9
- Category
- Article
- ISSN
- 0040-4039
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β¦ Synopsis
In an aromatic molecule, the chew6 ln the proton &amlcal ahlft wee aham to be proportional to the change ln n-electron charge denalty on the carbon l tac to which the hydrogen le bonded(l). For monoaubatltutod banxenea( III), howvar, thlr proportlonalltp l earae to hold only for the pare-proton shift. Ihua Wu and Dallay(2) rhowad that the linear correlation axiats between pare-proton mhlft and n-electron charge danalty calculated by tha XiUckal LO method. Schu~(3) proposed that the change in n-electron charge danalty of next-naaraat-neighbor carbon atcena
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