CROSS POLARIZATION AND MAGIC ANGLE SAMPLE SPINNING NMR-SPECTRA OF MODEL ORGANIC-COMPOUNDS .3. EFFECT OF THE C-13-H-1 DIPOLAR INTERACTION ON CROSS POLARIZATION AND CARBON-PROTON DEPHASING
CROSS POLARIZATION AND MAGIC ANGLE SAMPLE SPINNING NMR-SPECTRA OF MODEL ORGANIC-COMPOUNDS .3. EFFECT OF THE C-13-H-1 DIPOLAR INTERACTION ON CROSS POLARIZATION AND CARBON-PROTON DEPHASING
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DOI:
10.1021/ja00360a025
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发表时间:
1983-01-01
影响因子:
15
通讯作者:
PUGMIRE, RJ
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作者:
ALEMANY, LB;GRANT, DM;PUGMIRE, RJ
Carbon-13 NMR studies involving conventional cross polarization and dipolar dephasing techniques at a variety of contact and delay times, respectively, provide valuable information on the magnitude of 13C-* H dipole-dipole interactions. In solids whose spectra have overlapping resonances, such techniques discriminate between protonated and nonprotonated carbons. In dipolar dephased spectra, dipolar and rotational modulation of the resonances can occur for methineand methylene carbons, which are strongly coupled to the directly bonded protons. Methyl carbons exhibit a very wide range of effective dipolar couplings because of rapid methyl rotation that varies depending upon the structural environment. Dipolar modulation in methyl groups is not observed. Carbon atoms in ferr-butyl methyl groups experience even weaker effective dipolar interactions than other methyl carbonatoms. These motionally decreased dipolar interactions are similar to those experienced by the quaternary aliphatic carbonatom. Steric crowding of a/erf-butyl group on an aromatic ring causes (on the average) one of its methyl groups to differ in mobility from the other two. A biexponential decay not evident in any of the other functional groups studied results for both the quaternary and methyl carbons in the teri-butyl group. Nonprotonated sp2-hybridized carbon atoms also exhibit weak dipolar couplings because of the remoteness of protons. The magnitude of the coupling varies substantially as a result of variations in motional freedom and structure.