Tables of Spectral Data for Structure Determination of by P. D. Dr. Ernö Pretsch, Professor Dr. Thomas Clerc,

By P. D. Dr. Ernö Pretsch, Professor Dr. Thomas Clerc, Professor Dr. Joseph Seibl, Professor Dr. Wilhelm Simon (auth.)

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R ~r. • ; Mt-18, Mt-33, Mt-46 primary alcohols: m/z 31 > m/z 45 ~ m/z 59 secondary and tertiary alcohols: local maxima due to a-cleavage : R-CH-R -R· R-CH II I~ +OH toH aromatic: abundant uao,uas Ml25 Mll5,Ml20 aliphatic: low abundance, often missing for pri- IM220 mary or highly branched alcohols; peaks at highest mass are then often due to Mt-18 or Mt-ls reference data band position and shape depends on degree of association strong &;OJ ~3: "'n liJO (/) t:"' 0 :I: 0 ~ ('l til lJ1 1 C-NMR H-NMR 13 1-' ....

N + n* ---~-- ~,1[ -+ 11* (conjug. Systems)~~~~~---:_: ---"'~-- n + n*' ---~--- -~n -" I -+ o*{:: o* 200 a) 400 600 nm longest wavelength absorption maximum B70 tJ:! 2 ppm 5-60 ppm Range found outside of the quoted range if present in three-membered rings and coupling constants cycloalkanes: chemical shifts coupling constants reference data, alkanes: chemical shifts found outside of the quoted range if present in three-membered rings or based on relaxation times by partial ("off resonance") uncoupled spectra -CH 3 , -cH 2 -, )CH- and ~C~ can be differentiated cycloalkanes reference data: alkanes Comments Characteristic Spectroscopic Data for Alkanes and Saturated Alicyclics Hl85 H20 HS cso cs Details see page: I I ~ t:"' >< m t'l ~ :>= > t:"' t:"' 0 () () (/) zt'l ~ :>= OJ 0 3: (') to co 0 uv MS IR -- -CH 2 - y -cH 3 o as -cH 2 - o -CH 3 o sy ;cH st Rearrangements Fragments ~on I ~olecular I l -1 770-720 cm-l ~1380 cm-l 'vl460 em 14n local maxima at 14n + 1, intensity variations smooth, minimum at Mt- 15 local maxima at 14n+l, intensity distribution irregular, relative maxima due to fragmentation at branching points with charge retention at most substituted C.

R2 [R 1 -s-CH 2 -R 2 ]· - sulfur peaks: m/z = 4 7, 61 sulfide cleavage: + --·-·- U95,Ul05 U70,U75 Ml20 Ml30 M60 34 s-isotope peak; at Mt + 2 ~ 4,5% indications for sulfur M245 stronger than for alcohols or ethers 1:5 ~ gj 0 ttJ s: ~ () ::r: 1-3 rn t"' 0 H 1-3 ::r: tt1 1-' CX> Vl 1 H-NMR C-NMR 13 j 13c-c~~ : 20-50 Hz, . 0 -c,H Assignment Characteristic Spectroscopic Data of Aldehydes ~0 ~s: ~ OJ Ul E::() 0 \0 ..... Ill uv MS IR n ... n* Rearrangements Fragments 270-310 nm (log e::

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