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chemical shift for CH, CH2, and CH3
1.5 / 1.2 / 0.9
chemical shift for allylic hydrogen (beta to double bond)
1.5-2
chemical shift for hydrogen alpha to C=O carbonyl
2-2.5
chemical shift for benzylic hydrogen
2.2-3
chemical shift for alkynyl (hydrogen next to triple bond)
2-3
chemical shift for hydrogen of alcohol
1-5
chemical shift of hydrogen alpha to a halogen
3-5
chemical shift for hydrogen alpha to oxygen
3.3-5
chemical shift of vinyl hydrogen (alpha to double bond)
4.5-6.5
chemical shift of aryl (alpha to benzene)
6.5-8
chemical shift of aldehyde
9.7
chemical shift of carboxylic acid
10-13
effect on chemical shift for alpha to carbonyl or next to benzene ring
+1.3
effect on chemical shift for alpha to chlorine or bromine
+2.2
effect on chemical shift for alpha to oxygen of alcohol or ether
+2.5
effect on chemical shift for alpha to oxygen of ester
+3
splitting pattern for ethyl
triplet with 3 integration upfield from quartet with 2 integration
splitting pattern for isopropyl
doublet with 6 integration upfield from septet with 1 integration
splitting pattern for tert-butyl
singlet with integration 9
singlet at 9.7 indicates
aldehyde
broad singlet 10-13 indicates
carboxylic acid
chemical shift of methyl for carbon13
10-30 ppm
chemical shift of methylene (secondary carbon) for carbon13
15-55
chemical shift for tertiary or quaternary carbon for carbon13
20-60 ppm
chemical shift for carbon connected to halogen carbon13
20-80
chemical shift for carbon attached to nitrogen carbon13
40-60
chemical shift for carbon attached to oxygen carbon13
40-80
chemical shift for alkynyl (triple bond carbons) carbon13
65-90
chemical shift for alkenyl (double bond carbons) carbon13
100-150
chemical shift for aromatic carbon13
110-170
chemical shift for carbonyl group of carboxylic acid, ester, or amide carbon13
165-185
chemical shift for carbonyl group of aldehyde or ketone carbond13
185-220