2012 | OriginalPaper | Chapter
5. Molecular Structure Determination by Means of Combined Application of Methods
Authors : Manfred Reichenbächer, Jürgen Popp
Published in: Challenges in Molecular Structure Determination
Publisher: Springer Berlin Heidelberg
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Method
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MS
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• N rule
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• N-specific fragment ions and fragment loss peaks
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⇒ Mass correlation (Tables 6.3 and Tables 6.4)
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IR
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Characteristic vibrations
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ν as + ν s(NH2), δ(NH2)
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1° Amine or amide
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ν(NH)
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2° Amine or amide
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ν as + ν s(NO2)
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Nitro compounds
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ν(N=O)
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Nitroso compounds
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ν(N≡C)
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Nitriles (frequently very weak)
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UV–VIS
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N containing base chromophore
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N-heterocyclic compounds
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Polymethine compounds
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Azo compounds
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1H NMR
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• Exchangeable protons with D2O
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• Signals in the deep field (δ > 8 ppm)
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Ar–NO2; pyridine compounds
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• Signals in the range δ < 7 ppm)
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Ar–NH2
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