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O-H and N-H absorb at
3400
sp3 C-H absorbs at
3000-2850
sp2 C-H absorbs at
3100-3000
sp C-H absorbs at
3300
C-C and C-N triple bonds absorb at
2100
C-O double bonds absorb at
1700
C-C double bonds and aromatic C-C absorbs at
1600
The shift for methyl
0.9
The shift for methylene is
1.2
The shift for methine is
1.7
The effect on alpha protons from the oxygen of an alcohol or either is
+2.5
The effect on alpha protons from the oxygen of an ester is
+3
The effect on alpha protons from a carbonyl group is
+1
The shift of an allylic H is
2
The shift of an alkynyl is
2.5
The shift of aromatic methyl is
2.5
The shift of alkyl halide is
2-4
The shift of alcohol is
2-5
The shift of a vinylic proton is
4.5-6.5
The shift of an aryl is
6.5-8
The shift of an aldehyde is
10
The shift of a carboxylic acid is
12
In C13 NMR, methyl appears at
0-50
In C13 NMR, C-N, C-O, and C-C triple bonds appear at
50-100
In C13 NMR, aromatic C and C-C double bonds appear at
100-150
In C13 NMR, C-O double bonds appear at
150-220
Full decoupled C13 spectrum shows
all
carbon peaks
DEPT-90 only shows
CH
signals
DEPT-135 shows
positive
CH3 and CH signals,
negative
CH2 signals, and
no
C signal