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Making NMR Accessible: Benchtop NMR Spectroscopy in the Classroom
Dean Antic, Ph.D. Senior Applications Scientist
Thermo Scientific picoSpin 45 NMR Spectrometer
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Agenda
ā¢Why NMR spectroscopy?
ā¢picoSpin 45 NMR Spectrometer
ā¢Application Examples ā¢ Fischer Esterification ā¢ Solvent Effects ā¢ Enol-Keto Tautomerism ā¢ Reaction Monitoring
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Why NMR Spectroscopy?
ā¢ Most powerful analytical method in organic chemistry ā¢ Identifies chemical groups ā¢ Yields quantitative concentration ratios ā¢ Reveals structure
picoSpin 45 Ethyl Acetate spectrum
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What NMR Signals Tell Us
ā¢ The number of signals shows how many different kinds of protons are present.
ā¢ The location of the signals shows how shielded or deshielded the proton is.
ā¢ The intensity of the signal shows the number of protons of that type.
ā¢ Signal splitting shows the number of protons on adjacent atoms.
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picoSpin 45 Spectrometer Features ā¢ 45 MHz pulsed FT NMR spectrometer
ā¢ 1H only ; 19F & High Temperature option
ā¢ High Resolution: <60 ppb resolution
ā¢ High Performance: SNR for water of >500
ā¢ Compact: 10.5 lbs total weight
ā¢ Replaceable capillary micro-coil cartridge
ā¢ 30 ĀµL sample volume
ā¢ No cryogens or compressed gas needed
ā¢ No special environment
ā¢ Solid-state technology, no moving parts
ā¢ Ethernet interface; controlled by web browser
ā¢ 12 month license to Mnova
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NMR Spectrometer Alternatives
Anasazi 60 MHz
Bruker 400 MHz
picoSpin 45 MHz
Varian 900 MHz
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The miniaturization of NMR
RF preamplifiers
Permanent magnet
Magnet temperature controller
Fluid cartridge and sub-panel
Embedded web server
Data converters, DSP
Pulse sequencer
Rx and Tx amplifiers
Shim coil controller
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Inside the Cartridge
Tx/Rx Microcoil
0.3 mm ID quartz capillary
PTFE transition
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picoSpin 45 spectrometer in the field Chemistry Lab Fume hood
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Is it Robust?
NASA Zero-G Experiments
picoSpin 45
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Is it Mobile?
Grays Peak ā¢ Continental Divide ā¢ Summit County, CO ā¢ Elevation ~14,278 ft
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Chemical Education
Dr. Kevin Blair with students Western Michigan University
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Teaching Applications
ā¢ Chemistry education ā organic, physical, inorganic, instrumental ā¢ Structure elucidation ā¢ Reaction monitoring ā¢ Chemical kinetics ā¢ Chemical environment ā¢ Chemical thermodynamics ā¢ Learn NMR concepts
ā¢ In the lab ā¢ In the classroom
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The Organic Curriculum
ā¢ Fischer Esterification ā Synthesis of Banana Oil ā¢ Demonstrates the use of bench-top NMR in a traditional Organic Chemistry
Teaching Lab ā¢ Adaptation of a traditional Organic 200-Level lab experiment
ā¢ Solvent Effects ā Acetone/Methanol solutions ā¢ Demonstrates the use of bench-top NMR in an Advanced Organic Chemistry Lab ā¢ Study solvent effects and the impact on NMR spectra
ā¢ Chemical Thermodynamics ā Enol-Keto Tautomerism ā¢ Demonstrates the use of bench-top NMR in a traditional Physical Chemistry
Teaching Lab ā¢ Explore concepts in chemical thermodynamics by measuring & quantifying
intramolecular enol-keto tautomerism ā¢ Reaction monitoring: A Transesterification
Reaction ā¢ Demonstrates the use of bench-top NMR in a traditional Organic Chemistry
Teaching Lab ā¢ Utilize a traditional Organic 200-Level lab experiment
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Synthesis of 3-Methylbutyl Acetate
Fischer Esterification
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Experimental Procedure
Acetic acid 3-Methylbutanol H2SO4 3-Methylbutyl acetate
25 mL 20 mL 5 mL
0.42 mol 0.18 mol Conc. 80-90% yield
ā¢ Acquire spectrum of reactants;
ā¢ Set up reflux apparatus;
ā¢ Charge 250 mL RBF with reactants & acid catalyst - acquire spectrum;
ā¢ Reflux for 1 hr - acquire spectrum;
ā¢ Wash: 2Ć50 mL H2O, 3Ć25 mL 5% NaHCO3 - acquire spectrum;
ā¢ Salt extraction: 2Ć50 mL sat. NaCl, dry over MgSO4 - acquire spectrum;
ā¢ Set up simple distillation apparatus ā collect fraction 135-143 ĀŗC;
ā¢ Acquire spectrum of product;
Reference: Gokel, H. D.; Durst, G. W. Experimental Organic Chemistry; McGraw-Hill, New York, 1980; pp 342-347.
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Reactant: Acetic Acid (anhyd.)
10 scans T1 = 6s O
H
O
CH 3
TMS
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Reactant: 3-Methylbutanol
-OH
-CH2- -CH-
-(CH3)2
-CH2-
CH
C H 3
CH 2
O HCH 2
CH 3
16 scans T1 = 8s
TMS
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Product: 3-Methylbutyl acetate
O=CCH3
-CH2- -CH-
-(CH3)2
-CH2-
O
C H 3O
CH
C H 3
CH 2
CH 2
CH 3
16 scans T1 = 8s
TMS
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Typical Spectral Set
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Expanded Spectral Set
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Acetone in Methanol
Solution Effects
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Keto-Enol Tautomerism of an Acyclic Ī²-Diketone
Chemical Thermodynamics
Acetylacetone
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ā¢ Acquire: 1H spectrum of acetylacetone (AcAc) as a function of temperature
ā¢ Quantify: integrate enol & keto proton signals to determine equilibrium constant Keq
ā¢ Determine: āšÆ, āšŗ, and āš® ā¢ āšŗšŗ = āš»šŗ ā šāššŗ
ā¢ āšŗšŗ = āš š lnš¾šš = āš»šŗ ā šāššŗ; lnš¾šš = ā āš»šŗš š
+ āššŗš
ā¢ Plot: lnš¾šš vs. 1š (K)
; slope = - āš»šŗš
, intercept = āššŗš
ā¢ Determine: Temperature dependence of Enol concentration
Goals & Procedure
Reference: Drexler, E. J.; Field, K. W. J. Chem. Ed. 1976, 53(6), 393.
ā¢ Set magnet temperature = 34 ĀŗC
ā¢ Adjust Tx frequency (Larmor slope ā -37 kHz/ĀŗC)
ā¢ Inject sample ā acquire spectrum ā¢ Repeat every 2 ĀŗC up to 58 ĀŗC, shim on AcAc at each step
Goals
Procedure
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Temperature Dependence of Enol Concentration
T(ĀŗC) %Enol Keq
34 80 4.94
58 66 2.97
Literature1
33 81 4.3
Reference: 1Burdett, J. L.; Rodgers, M. T. J. Amer. Chem. Soc. 1964, 86, 2108.
%Enol =š š” ā 0.5 š š”
š š” ā 100
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Temperature Dependence of Keq
š¾šš =š š”
0.5 š š”
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Transesterification Synthesis of Methyl Acetate
Reaction Monitoring
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Experimental Procedure
Ethyl Acetate Methanol H2SO4 Ī Methyl acetate Ethanol
2 mL 5 mL 0.3 mL RT - -
1 mol 6 mol Conc. 42-52ĀŗC
Reference: http://www.picospin.com/applications/education/transesterification/
Procedure 1 ā¢ Charge test tube with a MeOH and EtOAc
ā¢ Add acid catalyst; mix
ā¢ Draw 40 ĀµL aliquot, inject sample
ā¢ Acquire continuously for ~90-120 min:
ā¢ 600-700 scans ā¢ T1 = 10 s ā¢ Save individual scans ā¢ Process 12 scan averages
Procedure 2 ā in situ ā¢ Charge test tube with a MeOH and EtOAc
ā¢ Add acid catalyst; heat in hot water bath
ā¢ Draw 40 ĀµL aliquot & inject every 5 min
ā¢ Acquire individual spectra ~90-120 min:
ā¢ 12 Scans per sample ā¢ T1 = 10 s ā¢ Save averaged scans
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Initial Reaction Mixture - Before
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Reaction Mixture - During
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Reaction Mixture ā After
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Summary We explored:
ā¢ The picoSpin 45 NMR spectrometer and its capabilities;
ā¢ How to use bench-top NMR in the teaching laboratory by exploring different applications in organic, physical and analytical chemistry teaching labs;
ā¢ Adapting your curriculum to bench-top NMR applications.
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Contact Information
ā¢ Website resources: www.thermoscientific.com/picospin ā¢ Video tutorials: www.youtube.com/picoSpinNMR ā¢ Information: [email protected] ā¢ Application support: [email protected] ā¢ Technical support: [email protected]
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Thank you very much!
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