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    Carbon NMR analyzes different carbon environments using carbon-13, similarly to hydrogen NMR analyzing hydrogen environments. This document provides an example molecule containing two distinct carbon environments in blue and red, which would produce two peaks in the carbon-13 NMR spectrum, with the red peak farther from the reference. Carbon NMR spectra are typically simpler than hydrogen NMR since carbon-13 splitting is usually too small to detect.

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    Carbon NMR analyzes different carbon environments using carbon-13, similarly to hydrogen NMR analyzing hydrogen environments. This document provides an example molecule containing two distinct carbon environments in blue and red, which would produce two peaks in the carbon-13 NMR spectrum, with the red peak farther from the reference. Carbon NMR spectra are typically simpler than hydrogen NMR since carbon-13 splitting is usually too small to detect.

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    NMR of carbon (AQA A2 Chemistry) PART 2 of 2 TOPICS

    Carbon NMR:
    Carbon NMR is the same as hydrogen NMR however you look at the different carbon environments
    using carbon-13.

    The basics that should be known of both types of NMR is covered in another of my documents called
    'NMR of Hydrogen'.

    Example:

    How many different types of peaks would you expect to see using the carbon-13 NMR for this
    molecule?
    Notice that there are two different carbon environments indicated by the colours
    blue and red.

    Only two peaks will be appear on the graph where the red peak will be further
    away from Si(CH3)4 than the blue peak because the carbon circled in red is closer to
    an electronegative element (oxygen).

    The peaks will not split like the peaks for the hydrogen NMR because of carbon-13
    atoms are so low that it is unlikely that splitting will happen. If it did, it would be too
    small to detect.

    This is why carbon-13 NMR is much more simpler than hydrogen NMR.

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