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L d)~ X AS L Ag. 5. = = = ABX, and strong coupling effects are observed. For example, the spectra in Fig. 24 show the effect when the shift difference between spins A and B is progressively reduced. The simple first order rules would predict that the X part of the spectrum would only be a doublet, as it has coupling to pro ton A only, but obviously this is not the case as the X resonance has additional fine structure. This phenomenon is referred to as virtual cOllpling to distinguish it from first-order scalar coupling.
R_--~-, 4000 2000 1500 1000 2. The four following spectra were recorded on solutions of an acyl chloride, an aldehyde, a carboxy1ic acid and an ami de. Which corresponds to which? l00~-------------------------------. 100,--------------------------------. %T . -------~------r_----_r 4000 2000 1500 1000 vcm-I 32 Infrared spectroscopy 100~~~--~~~----------~~~~, 100~------------------------------. %T %T (d)I(~ ยก 1730 4000 2000 1500 v cm-1 1000 1658 "-..... -------~------TI 4000 2000 1500 vcm- 1 1000 3.
B) Line splittings often do not represent coupling constants. (c) Line intensities become distorted. The extraction of 8 and J can be made by detailed analysis of the fine structure, or more commonly nowadays, with the use of computers to simulate the spectra. Whilst these steps are not usually pursued in routine applications, it is important to be able to recognise when the first-order model fails, so that incorrect values of 8 and J are not recorded. When analysing spectra, it is common practice to label each pro ton under consideration with a letter of the alphabet, and the further apart the protons in the spectrum, the further apart are the letters chosen.
