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Why the chemical shift range of 1H nmr is ~20 ppm wheras for 13C nmr it is ~230 ppm?
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I have spent approximately 4 hours trying to analyze an H NMR consisting of two doublets of doublets (pe...
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I've done a simple Grignard addit...
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I´d like to run 33S-NMR experiments using a Bruker NMR spectrometer at 400 MHz buy I nedd the pulse seque...
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My 1H MAS NMR spectrum comes out with the right spinning side band pointing up and the left one pointing down. ...
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I need to run NMR on samples of anhydrous ammonia. The boiling point of anhydrous ammonia is -33.34 deg C. In order to...
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recently I try to use the bloch equation to simulate the magnetization M's variation, i used the perfect 90-degr...
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I've started practicing reading NMR again after having not done so for years, and I'm getting caught up o...
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I had a very weird situation where my compound shows double bond between carbons in NMR but shows it as single bond in x...
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hello, I am trying to identify and quantify of metabolites present in semen with spectra obtained from 400 MHz NMR using...
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Q.) The chemical shif...
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I would like to change the number of decimal place for the X and Y ppm values in nmrdraw (peak detection). The...
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I have encountered a strange behaviour of some signals (they are absent) in a series of polycyclic aromatic carboxi...
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I was wondering if there was a waterLOGSY sequence among the bruker sequences. If not, could someone tell me whe...
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Just to mirror Craig Grimmer's question about labile protons in non-aqueous solvents, does anyone know of an...
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Most people tend to use a lower d1 for 2D than for 1D. Help me understand why.
Furthermore, supposing you know you...
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I have performed a series of 1H 1D experiments with different concentration of peptide and accordingly different numbers...
