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ESR STUDY OF Cu2+ -TUSSAH SILK PROTEIN COMPLEXES
Ji Tao, Song Yongzhe, Liu Zhenqin, Liu Shu, Wang Yunqiao, He Wenqin, WangJihong
Chinese Journal of Magnetic Resonance, 1989, 6(3): 277-281.
The Cu2+ -tussah silk protein complexes have been studied by ESR, UV and IR. On the basis of these spectra and ligand field theory calculation, the ligands at the Cu2+ , the oxidation state of Cu2+ and the structure model of these complexes were proposed. MoreBack
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THE IDENTIFICATION OF CONFIGURATION OF α -HALOCINNAMAMIDES THROUGH 1 H NMR OF AROMATIC PROTONS
Shen Qifeng, Wang Shuyu
Chinese Journal of Magnetic Resonance, 1989, 6(3): 326-336.
The pharmacological results indicate that the N-monoalkyl substituted (E)-and (Z)-α -halocinnamamidcs display different actions on the central nervous system (CNS-depressant or CNS-stimulant activity). According to the results determined by NMR, the difference in the coupling constants of two olefinic protons (JE > JZ ) between the two geometrical forms can be used for isomeric assignment for the unsubstituted compounds on the olefinic protons. The value of chemical shifts of β -olefinic H, (δ H (Z) > δ H (E)), and NH (δ H (Z) > δ H (E)), the difference of which are more than 1 ppm, can be used to distinguish the configuration of α -halocinnamamides[10] . The coupling constants and β -olefinic proton can be utilized to distinguish α -halocinnamoyl piperidines, because there is no proton on the nitrogen of piperidine ring and the chemical shift difference of β -olefinic H between Z and E form is very small. Because determination is not very easy and has so many interfering factors, these piperidine Z or E compounds can be distinguished by conformation variation of piperidine[11] . Comparing the aromatic parts of 1 H-NMR spectra of the whole series of α -halocinnamamides, we discovered that the chemical shifts and spectral patterns of aromatic protons are very different between Z and E, due to the difference in stcric-hindrance. Thus this method can be used to distinguish Z or E configuration of α -halocinnamamides.
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NMR AND ESR STUDIES OF HETEROPOLYANIONS Ⅱ NMR of Molybdovanadophosphoric Acid and Its Salts with Lanthanum
Hua Shiying, Leng Yuchun, Wu Tonghao
Chinese Journal of Magnetic Resonance, 1989, 6(3): 337-340.
Molybdovanadophosphoric acid with Keggin structure and its salts are effective catalysts for oxidation reactions. Based on the NMR measurements of 31 P, 51 V,139 La, 17 O and 1 H in these catalyst samples in combination with the correspondingIR and DTG determination, it is shown that the addition of lanthanum does not affect the formation of heteropolyacid with Keggin structure. However, lanthanum can exert strong action on water molecules, leading to the existence of more water molecules among the polyanions, which might probably affect catalytically oxidative activity.
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1 H, 13 C NMR SPECTRAL ANALYSIS AND STRUCTURAL IDENTIFICATION OF TRANILAST
Shen Lianfang, Hu Jianzhi, Yuan Hanzhen, Deng Yuanwei, Zhu Jie, Peng Chongying, Tang Weigao, Mao Wenren
Chinese Journal of Magnetic Resonance, 1989, 6(3): 352-357.
In this paper, HomoCOSY and Hetero-CHCOR 2D NMR techniques were used to analyze and assign the 1 H and 13 C NMR spectra of Tranilast, 2-[[3-(3, 4-Dinethoxy-phcnyl)-1-oxo-2-propenyl] amino] benzoic acid. 13 C relaxation times (T1 ) and variable temperature experiments were used also to identify the structure of the synthesized title compound. Simulated proton spectrum was used to confirm the results.