Carbon-13 NMR Spectroscopy: What You Need to Know // HSC Chemistry

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What is carbon-13 NMR? What information does carbon-13 NMR provide on an organic molecule?
Syllabus
investigate the processes used to analyse the structure of simple organic compounds addressed in the course, including but not limited to:
- proton and carbon-13 NMR
- mass spectrometry
- infrared spectroscopy (ACSCH130)
What is a chemical environment? What is a reference molecule? What is a chemical shift? How do we interpret a carbon-13 NMR spectrum?

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Does C13 Spektra show Multiplets (jj-coupling) like H1 Spektra do?

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In the data table given at 5:44 how can we identify the difference between ester or aldehydes

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The signal for aldehyde is strictly between 190-220 ppm whereas the signal for an ester is strictly between 160-185 ppm.

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