NMR of an ester

The H NMR of a molecule with diastereotopic protons is explained.

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• chiral
• NMR
• diastereotopic
• ester

[jeanclaudebradley]

thanks jl

[jeanclaudebradley]

I'm glad it was helpful LL

[eevar]

@jeanclaudebradley im taking o chem 2 right now and that really cleared things up for me. thanks!

[jeanclaudebradley]

@eevar that's nice to hear - try out the Spectral Game to really test your knowledge of NMR

[awinterb]

thanks, that helped.

[DeliciousDelice]

finally some good explaining, thx!

[jlevine157]

I learned more from this video than my hour long lecture on NMR

[xinlulicheng624]

Who can explain the NMR of the cyclodextrin?

[LaliqueLioncourt]

Thank you! I have a lab due next week and I was going to write that the methyl group (off of the oxygen) was going to appear at the ~12 ppm range because it's like a carboxylic acid derivative. I realize now that that only applies to the CNMR.

Thanks again.

[OmnipresentPazuzu]

awesome =)