NMR SPECTROSCOPY -20 || EFFECT OF HYBRIDIZATION ON CHEMICAL SHIFT

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Sir, if 3° alkane is a electron pumping group then it should increase electron density and Hydrogen should be shielded. But chemical shift value going down field. Please explain.

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Compare ethane(1* c) and propane(2* c) Carbon(2.5) is slightly electronegative than hydrogen(2.2) So, In case of ethane (1* C) carbon is surrounded by electrons of 3H. ( c will pull slightly e of h) Where as in propane (2* C) there will e from only 2 H. And thing u said that ch3 donate e - it donate but only when there will be electronegativity difference. In above both the eg. There is no electronegativity diff in C aroms

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In diagram, you have written (0-4) -SP. It will SP*3.

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As carbon shows +I effect so it should shied hydrogen more. So why 3° is most deshileded?

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Sir,why 1°C-H more shielded than 2°C-H and 3°C-H?

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Sir ek simple sa doubt tha,, primary carbon se attached hydrogen sbse jyada shielded kyun hoga as compared to secondary and tertiary??

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Carbon slightly electronegative hai hydrogen se , isliye electron pair attract hota carbon ke taraf

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​@@subhadey8593fir toh woh H deshield ho jayega na ?

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​@@subhadey8593ok got it. 1° carbon se attached H ko Kam pull karta hai whereas 3° carbon se attached hue H ko jyada shielding nai hai because 3 carbons are pulling the electrons toward it and so the peak is slightly far (3 to 4) . Correct me if I am wrong.

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Sir I have doubt... every me gr have +I effect. .so why should 2°delta>1°delta .. 2°is more shileded then 1°

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