liquid NH3 at 25°C = 0 ppm
All chemical shifts given in ppm!
Source: Bruker Almanac 2012
Type | chemical shift range |
---|---|
primary aliphatic amines | 0 to 60 |
secondary aliphatic amines | 0 to 90 |
tertiary aliphatic amines | 10 to 100 |
prim. aliphatic ammonium ions | 20 to 60 |
sec. aliphatic ammonium ions | 25 to 80 |
tert. aliphatic ammonium ions | 30 to 110 |
amino acids (cation, zwitterion) | 30 to 60 |
enamines | 40 to 110 |
anilinium ions | 40 to 60 |
piperidines, hydroquinolines | 30 to 90 |
aminophosphines | 60 to 110 |
guanidines | -N< 30 to 60
=N< 160 to 220 |
ureas, carbamates, lactames | 60 to 130 |
primary amides | 110 to 120 |
secondary amides | 110 to 160 |
tertiary amides | 95 to 140 |
thioureas | 90 to 130 |
thioamides | 135 to 160 |
Nitramines | NO2 340 to 360
-N< 155 to 200 |
indoles, pyrroles | 125 to 160 |
hydrazones | =N- 330 to 340
-N< 150 to 190 |
triazenes | -N=N-N< 445 to 465
-N=N-N< 355 to 375 -N=N-N< 150 to 175 |
imides | 170 to 180 |
nitriles, isonitriles | -C≡N 225 to 240
-N≡C 175 to 210 |
pyrrole like nitrogens | 160 to 260 |
Diazo | >=N=N 320 to 445
>=N=N 230 to 310 |
Diazonium | R3C-N≡N 320 to 345
R3C-N≡N 220 to 230 |
Pyridines | 230 to 330 |
pyridine like nitrogen | 245 to 520 |
imines | 305 to 375 |
oximes | 360 to 410 |
azoxy | 325 to 370 |
nitro | 355 to 395 |
azo | 505 to 555 |
nitroso | S-NO to Ar-NO 800 to 930 N-N=O 540 to 570 |
2 comments
Hi
I will like to know the 15N NMR signal for tetrabutylammoinium iodide. DO you expect this value to differ from those of propyltributylammonium iodide and tributylammonium iodide?
Thank you
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The 15N chemical shift for tetrabutylammoinium iodide should be in the same region as propyltributylammonium iodide. ACD-Labs calculate this value as -314.26 ppm refering to nitromethan or 65.94 ppm refering to liquid ammonia.