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Analyse C-13 NMR Spectra To Identify Organic Molecules - Worked Example! (A-level/AP Chemistry)

TODAY’S LESSON: In today’s lesson, I go through how to interpret carbon (C-13) NMR spectra to identify an unknown molecule. I show you the important pieces of information that can be extracted from carbon NMR spectra, such as the number of unique carbon environments and the relationship between electronegativity and chemical shift. We put all these clues together to match the spectra with the molecule. This is the FIFTH lesson in a series on NMR spectroscopy questions typically encountered in A-level and AP Chemistry. Links to the other lessons are provided below. The hydrogen and carbon NMR data sheet I use in these questions is also linked. DOWNLOAD THIS LESSON’S EXAMPLE: How to interpret carbon-13 NMR spectra lesson example 2: https://drive.google.com/uc?export=do... Hydrogen and Carbon NMR data sheet: https://drive.google.com/uc?export=do... OTHER RELEVANT VIDEOS: How to interpret Proton H NMR spectra for esters and carboxylic acids:    • How To Analyse Proton H NMR spectra for Es...   How to analyse Proton NMR spectroscopy – step-by-step:    • How to Identify An Unknown Molecule Using ...   How to analyse H NMR spectra for molecules containing benzene:    • How To Analyse Proton NMR Spectroscopy, BE...   How to analyse Carbon C-13 NMR spectra for molecules with benzene:    • How To Identify Carbon Environments Using ...   HOW CAN I HELP YOU? Website: www.sciencemathstuition.com Email: contact@sciencemathstuition.com