Q5(e). Chemical shift at 60 MHz and 100 MHz
A compound contains two types of protons which exhibit signals at 139·2 Hz and 430·2 Hz downfield from TMS in a spectrometer operating at 60 MHz. What will be their relative position when measured on a 100 MHz instrument ?
Answer in brief
At 100 MHz: 232 Hz and 717 Hz from TMS (separation 485 Hz in place of 291 Hz); δ = 2.32 and 7.17 ppm unchanged.
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