NMR chemical shift substituent effects: 2‐α‐monosubstituted N,N‐diethylacetamides
Marcos A. P. Martins, Roberto Rittner
Abstract
Marcos A. P. Martins, Roberto Rittner
Abstract
Abstract 1H NMR chemical shifts for some α‐hetero‐substituted N,N‐diethylacetamides were recorded. The resonance assignments for the syn‐ and anti‐methylene and ‐methyl protons have been made unambiguously through their aromatic solvent induced shifts and are opposed to the literture assignments for the N‐methylene protons. An empirical relationship between the Charton polar (σL) and steric (V) parameters and the α‐methylene proton resonances was found. The N‐methylene proton chemical shifts also showed a qualitative dependence on the α‐substituent electronegativity, while the N‐ethyl methyl proton chemical shifts were related to the α‐substituent steric effects. The Paulsen and Todt anisotropic model and the more populated rotamers proposed seem to explain the results very well.
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Abstract 1H NMR chemical shifts for some α‐hetero‐substituted N,N‐diethylacetamides were recorded. The resonance assignments for the syn‐ and anti‐methylene and ‐methyl protons have been made unambiguously through their aromatic solvent induced shifts and are opposed to the literture assignments for the N‐methylene protons. An empirical relationship between the Charton polar (σL) and steric (V) parameters and the α‐methylene proton resonances was found. The N‐methylene proton chemical shifts also showed a qualitative dependence on the α‐substituent electronegativity, while the N‐ethyl methyl proton chemical shifts were related to the α‐substituent steric effects. The Paulsen and Todt anisotropic model and the more populated rotamers proposed seem to explain the results very well.
Key concepts: Chemical shift, Substituent, Methylene, Steric effects, Chemistry, Electronegativity, Conformational isomerism, Proton