NMR spectroscopy investigation of the cooperative nature of the internal rotational motions in acetophenone
NMR spectroscopy investigation of the cooperative nature of the internal rotational motions in acetophenone
The proton NMR spectrum of the doubly enriched acetophenone-carbonyl, methyl-13C2 isotopomer dissolved in a liquid-crystalline solvent (LXNMR) was analyzed to yield a data set of 19 dipolar couplings. The presence of so many couplings, and in particular the dependence of some of them on the acetyl carbons enabled the investigation of the structure of the acetyl moiety and of possible cooperative motions about the aryl-carbonyl and carbonyl-methyl bonds. Methodological aspects, and approximations relating to the application of the vibrational correction procedure in the presence of large-amplitude torsional motions, are discussed. Results show that it is possible to discriminate between a continuous and a discrete conformer distribution about the angle φ1 but not among a few proposed continuous shapes of Uiso({φ}). In this study, the use of dipolar couplings with a non-negligible contribution from the indirect spin-spin coupling tensor J, (DC8C9 in our case), for structural determination is extended from rigid to flexible molecules. The 1/2JC8C9 aniso contribution was derived theoretically using the density functional theory linear response (DFT-LR) first-principles calculation of the JC8C9 spin-spin coupling tensor.
Conformational analysis, Density functional calculations, Indirect coupling anisotropy, Liquid crystals, NMR spectroscopy
2086-2098
De Luca, Giuseppina
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Longeri, Marcello
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Pileio, Giuseppe
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Lantto, Perttu
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October 2005
De Luca, Giuseppina
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Longeri, Marcello
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Pileio, Giuseppe
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Lantto, Perttu
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De Luca, Giuseppina, Longeri, Marcello, Pileio, Giuseppe and Lantto, Perttu
(2005)
NMR spectroscopy investigation of the cooperative nature of the internal rotational motions in acetophenone.
ChemPhysChem, 6 (10), .
(doi:10.1002/cphc.200500134).
Abstract
The proton NMR spectrum of the doubly enriched acetophenone-carbonyl, methyl-13C2 isotopomer dissolved in a liquid-crystalline solvent (LXNMR) was analyzed to yield a data set of 19 dipolar couplings. The presence of so many couplings, and in particular the dependence of some of them on the acetyl carbons enabled the investigation of the structure of the acetyl moiety and of possible cooperative motions about the aryl-carbonyl and carbonyl-methyl bonds. Methodological aspects, and approximations relating to the application of the vibrational correction procedure in the presence of large-amplitude torsional motions, are discussed. Results show that it is possible to discriminate between a continuous and a discrete conformer distribution about the angle φ1 but not among a few proposed continuous shapes of Uiso({φ}). In this study, the use of dipolar couplings with a non-negligible contribution from the indirect spin-spin coupling tensor J, (DC8C9 in our case), for structural determination is extended from rigid to flexible molecules. The 1/2JC8C9 aniso contribution was derived theoretically using the density functional theory linear response (DFT-LR) first-principles calculation of the JC8C9 spin-spin coupling tensor.
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Published date: October 2005
Keywords:
Conformational analysis, Density functional calculations, Indirect coupling anisotropy, Liquid crystals, NMR spectroscopy
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URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/414789
ISSN: 1439-4235
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Marcello Longeri
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