Kaplan, Fred; Schulz, Carl Ormund published the artcile< Long-range phosphorus-hydrogen spin-spin coupling in aromatic systems>, Quality Control of 112-63-0, the main research area is PHOSPHORUS H SPIN SPIN COUPLING; HYDROGEN P SPIN SPIN COUPLING; SPIN SPIN COUPLING H P; THIONOPHOSPHATES NMR; PHOSPHATE THIONO NMR.
The 60 Mc./sec. proton magnetic resonance spectra for the following series of thionophosphates were recorded: R1OP(S)OMe(NHEt) (I), R2OP(S)OMe(NHMe) (II), R2OP(S)OMe(NHCHMe2) (III), R2OP(S)OMe(NHCMe3) (IV), and R2OP(S)NHMe(NHMe) (V) (where R1 = 2,3,4,6-tetrachlorophenyl and R2 = 2,4,5-trichlorophenyl). P coupling through 4 bonds to the ortho-proton (1.41-1.66 cycles/sec.) and through 5 bonds to the meta-proton (0.88-1.16 cycles/sec.) is exhibited in compounds II-V. Assignment of the smaller of the 2 coupling constants to the interaction between the P and the meta-proton is justified by the results obtained for I which contains only a meta-proton. Substitution of N for O on the thionophosphate group has little effect on the magnitude of coupling constants However, introduction of 2 Cl substituents significantly increases both the ortho and meta H-P interactions. Similar effects were observed when the electropos. nature of the P atom was increased. When P is attached to the aromatic ring by a methylene group rather than an O there is no significant coupling between the P and the meta-proton. This indicates that the coupling, which is dependent on π-electron interactions between the P and the aromatic ring, is facilitated by the presence of O. A change in solvent from CCl4 to acetone causes a greater downfield shift of the meta-proton as compared with the ortho-proton, suggesting that the solvent has a rather intimate effect on the distribution of electrons of the π-system.
Chemical Communications (London) published new progress about NMR (nuclear magnetic resonance). 112-63-0 belongs to class esters-buliding-blocks, and the molecular formula is C19H34O2, Quality Control of 112-63-0.
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