Carbon-13 NMR spectra of bromine-containing esters
摘要:
Abstract13CHBrCOOR fragments of bromine‐containing mono‐ and dicarboxylates show 13C NMR signals in the range 38–45 ppm, at 12–15 ppm to high field of their chloro analogues. The introduction of one bromine atom into the α‐CH2 group causes a 6–13 ppm shift of the carbon signal, depending on the type of ester. The replacement of H with Br in 13CH2(COOR)2 has only a negligible influence on the 13CH2 signal position. The 13CBr2COOR fragment signals appear in the range 50–54 ppm. 13C NMR data, including the chemical shift values, signal multiplicities and spin‐spin couplings, make possible the identification of isomers present in isomer mixtures of bromine‐containing esters. The 13COOR chemical shifts of diastereomers of α,β‐dibromoesters differ noticeably from each other, and the 13C NMR spectra can thus be used to supply preliminary information about the stereochemistry of bromine addition to α,β‐unsaturated acids.
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作者:Abderhalden、Eichwald
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作者:Sverdlov,E.D. et al.
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公开(公告)日:1986-02-04
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作者:Sverdlov,E.D. et al.
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Carbon-13 NMR spectra of bromine-containing esters
作者:F. K. Velichko、V. I. Dostovalova、L. V. Vinogradova、R. Kh. Freidlina
DOI:10.1002/mrc.1270130610
日期:1980.6
Abstract13CHBrCOOR fragments of bromine‐containing mono‐ and dicarboxylates show 13C NMR signals in the range 38–45 ppm, at 12–15 ppm to high field of their chloro analogues. The introduction of one bromine atom into the α‐CH2 group causes a 6–13 ppm shift of the carbon signal, depending on the type of ester. The replacement of H with Br in 13CH2(COOR)2 has only a negligible influence on the 13CH2 signal position. The 13CBr2COOR fragment signals appear in the range 50–54 ppm. 13C NMR data, including the chemical shift values, signal multiplicities and spin‐spin couplings, make possible the identification of isomers present in isomer mixtures of bromine‐containing esters. The 13COOR chemical shifts of diastereomers of α,β‐dibromoesters differ noticeably from each other, and the 13C NMR spectra can thus be used to supply preliminary information about the stereochemistry of bromine addition to α,β‐unsaturated acids.