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NMRChemicalShiftsofCommon

LaboratorySolventsasTraceImpurities

HugoE.Gottlieb,*VadimKotlyar,and

AbrahamNudelman*

DepartmentofChemistry,Bar-IlanUniversity,Ramat-Gan52900,Israel

ReceivedJune27,1997

InthecourseoftheroutineuseofNMRasanaidfor

organicchemistry,aday-to-dayproblemistheidentifica-

tionofsignalsderivingfromcommoncontaminants

(water,solvents,stabilizers,oils)inless-than-analyti-

cally-puresamples.Thisdatamaybeavailableinthe

literature,butthetimeinvolvedinsearchingforitmay

beconsiderable.Anotherissueistheconcentration

dependenceofchemicalshifts(especially1H);results

obtainedtwoorthreedecadesagousuallyrefertomuch

moreconcentratedsamples,andrunatlowermagnetic

fields,thantoday’spractice.

Wethereforedecidedtocollect1Hand13Cchemical

shiftsofwhatare,inourexperience,themostpopular

“extrapeaks”inavarietyofcommonlyusedNMR

solvents,inthehopethatthiswillbeofassistanceto

thepracticingchemist.

ExperimentalSection

NMRspectraweretakeninaBrukerDPX-300instrument

(300.1and75.5MHzfor1Hand13C,respectively).Unless

otherwiseindicated,allwererunatroomtemperature(24(1

°C).Fortheexperimentsinthelastsectionofthispaper,probe

temperaturesweremeasuredwithacalibratedEurotherm840/T

digitalthermometer,connectedtoathermocouplewhichwas

introducedintoanNMRtubefilledwithmineraloiltoap-

proximatelythesamelevelasatypicalsample.Ateach

temperature,theD2Osampleswerelefttoequilibrateforatleast

10minbeforethedatawerecollected.

Inordertoavoidhavingtoobtainhundredsofspectra,we

preparedsevenstocksolutionscontainingapproximatelyequal

amountsofseveralofourentries,choseninsuchawayasto

preventintermolecularinteractionsandpossibleambiguitiesin

assignment.Solution1:acetone,tert-butylmethylether,di-

methylformamide,ethanol,toluene.Solution2:benzene,di-

methylsulfoxide,ethylacetate,methanol.Solution3:acetic

acid,chloroform,diethylether,2-propanol,tetrahydrofuran.

Solution4:acetonitrile,dichloromethane,dioxane,n-hexane,

HMPA.Solution5:1,2-dichloroethane,ethylmethylketone,

n-pentane,pyridine.Solution6:tert-butylalcohol,BHT,cyclo-

hexane,1,2-dimethoxyethane,nitromethane,siliconegrease,

triethylamine.Solution7:diglyme,dimethylacetamide,ethyl-

eneglycol,“grease”(engineoil).ForD2O.Solution1:acetone,

tert-butylmethylether,dimethylformamide,ethanol,2-propanol.

Solution2:dimethylsulfoxide,ethylacetate,ethyleneglycol,

methanol.Solution3:acetonitrile,diglyme,dioxane,HMPA,

pyridine.Solution4:1,2-dimethoxyethane,dimethylacetamide,

ethylmethylketone,triethylamine.Solution5:aceticacid,tert-

butylalcohol,diethylether,tetrahydrofuran.InD2Oand

CD3ODnitromethanewasrunseparately,astheprotons

exchangedwithdeuteriuminpresenceoftriethylamine.

Results

ProtonSpectra(Table1).Asampleof0.6mLofthe

solvent,containing1µLofTMS,1wasfirstrunonits

own.Fromthisspectrumwedeterminedthechemical

shiftsofthesolventresidualpeak2andthewaterpeak.

Itshouldbenotedthatthelatterisquitetemperature-dependent(videinfra).Also,anypotentialhydrogen-

bondacceptorwilltendtoshiftthewatersignaldown-

field;thisisparticularlytruefornonpolarsolvents.In

contrast,ine.g.DMSOthewaterisalreadystrongly

hydrogen-bondedtothesolvent,andsoluteshaveonlya

negligibleeffectonitschemicalshift.Thisisalsotrue

forD2O;thechemicalshiftoftheresidualHDOisvery

temperature-dependent(videinfra)but,maybecounter-

intuitively,remarkablysolute(andpH)independent.

Wethenadded3µLofoneofourstocksolutionsto

theNMRtube.Thechemicalshiftswerereadandare

presentedinTable1.Exceptwhereindicated,the

couplingconstants,andthereforethepeakshapes,are

essentiallysolvent-independentandarepresentedonly

once.

ForD2Oasasolvent,theacceptedreferencepeak(δ

)0)isthemethylsignalofthesodiumsaltof3-(trimeth-

ylsilyl)propanesulfonicacid;onecrystalofthiswasadded

toeachNMRtube.Thismaterialhasseveraldisadvan-

tages,however:itisnotvolatile,soitcannotbereadily

eliminatedifthesamplehastoberecovered.Inaddition,

unlessonepurchasesitintherelativelyexpensive

deuteratedform,itaddsthreemoresignalstothe

spectrum(methylenes1,2,and3appearat2.91,1.76,

and0.63ppm,respectively).Wesuggestthatthere-

sidualHDOpeakbeusedasasecondaryreference;we

findthatiftheeffectsoftemperaturearetakeninto

account(videinfra),thisisveryreproducible.ForD2O,

weusedadifferentsetofstocksolutions,sincemanyof

thelesspolarsubstratesarenotsignificantlywater-

soluble(seeTable1).Wealsoransodiumacetateand

sodiumformate(chemicalshifts:1.90and8.44ppm,

respectively).

CarbonSpectra(Table2).Toeachtube,50µLof

thestocksolutionand3µLofTMS1wereadded.The

solventchemicalshifts3wereobtainedfromthespectra

containingthesolutes,andtherangesofchemicalshifts

(1)ForrecommendationsonthepublicationofNMRdata,see:IUPACCommissiononMolecularStructureandSpectroscopy.PureAppl.Chem.1972,29,627;1976,45,

217.(2)I.e.,thesignaloftheprotonfortheisotopomerwithonelessdeuteriumthantheperdeuteratedmaterial,e.g.,CHCl3inCDCl3orC6D5HinC6D6.ExceptforCHCl3,thesplittingduetoJHDistypicallyobserved(toagoodapproximation,itis1/6.5ofthevalueofthecorrespondingJHH).ForCHD2groups(deuteratedacetone,DMSO,acetonitrile),thissignalisa1:2:3:2:1quintetwithasplittingofca.2Hz.(3)Incontrasttowhatwassaidinnote2,inthe13Cspectrathesolventsignalisduetotheperdeuteratedisotopomer,andtheone-bondcouplingstodeuteriumarealwaysobservable(ca.20-30