The coupling constant (J) for bromoethane is 7 Hz when the 1H NMR spectrum is acquired at 250 MHz. What is the coupling constant between these protons when the spectrum is acquired at 500 MHz?Select answer from the options below3.5 Hz 7.0 Hz 14 Hz 21 Hz
Question
The coupling constant (J) for bromoethane is 7 Hz when the 1H NMR spectrum is acquired at 250 MHz. What is the coupling constant between these protons when the spectrum is acquired at 500 MHz?Select answer from the options below3.5 Hz 7.0 Hz 14 Hz 21 Hz
Solution
The coupling constant (J) in NMR spectroscopy is independent of the magnetic field strength, or the frequency of the NMR spectrometer. This means that the coupling constant remains the same regardless of whether the spectrum is acquired at 250 MHz or 500 MHz. Therefore, the coupling constant between these protons when the spectrum is acquired at 500 MHz is still 7.0 Hz.
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