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This TMS (tetramethylsilane) is a ___________________________________ .
reference point
Of the following, what is important to take into account in any resonance on a spectrum.
A. integration
B. none of thes
C. all of these
D. splitting
E. chemical shift
c

More ________________________ means closer to ___________________________ atoms.
A. upfield, electronegative
B. downfield, electropositive
C. upfield, electropositive
D. downfield, electronegative
D

True or False.
Integration is showing us how many chemically equivalent neutrons are generating a peak.
false

The arrow is pointing to the A or B peak?
B

In spin-spin coupling, what will this molecule produce?
doublet

The isotopes of which elements can spin at ½ nuclei?
A. Hydrogen
B. All of these
C. Carbon
D. Nitrogen
B

If we could see inside of an atom, we would see a ___________, ____________ charged nucleus.
dense, positively

Why is this being done here at this step?
A. To measure the sample
B. Remove any contaminants
C. To lighten the sample
D. Remove excess weight
B

This molecule will represent how many peaks created from the NMR spectrum?
5

How many different types of NMR machines were shown here in this video?
2

To what is the yellow arrow pointing?
the filter

When placed in an NMR machine, the nuclei line up and begin to spin due to what part of the machine?
the magnet

What is important to do here at this step?
label your sample

How much solvent is used here?
4cm of depth

What is actually creating these peaks (what is being measured)?
protons