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V. A. Roznyatovsky, Yu. K. Grishin, A. N. Kashin

Triple 13C-{1H, 2H} NMR – precision quantitative method for study of deuterosabstituded organic compounds

Abstract

The advantages of quantitative 13C NMR-{1H, 2H} spectroscopy to study the deuterated organic compounds were shown. The simultaneous use of two saturating fields at protons and deuterons frequencies leads to a significant simplification of the spectra and increase sensitivity. Performance capabilities of triple resonance were demonstrated by an analysis of the isotopomers mixture of tetradecane and precision measurement of isotope shifts Δ(13C) for biphenyl-d5.
Key words: quantitative 13C NMR-{1H, 2H} spectroscopy, triple NMR, NMR isotopomer analysis, isotope chemical shifts, deuteroisotopomers, biphenyl-d5.
Moscow University Chemistry Bulletin.
2013, Vol. 54, No. 3, P. 168
   

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