Recent content by Sippi7299

one group that would fit the integration would be but then the melting point does not fit

yeah, the melting point fits perfectly so I just hoped that the peaks would fit too haha. True, CDCl3 is pretty dry, would be different with DMSO but I know for sure that the solvent is CDCl3. I'm not sure if I should stick with my answer and try to explain the high integration or try to find...

yeah, the integration causes the problem here. The singlet at 4,7 says 1,94 for the integration, so I'd say it could be CH2 but the singlet at 1,7 has an integration value of 2,73 so way to high... the thing is, I know that one heteroatom in the structure is O so the singlets are probably some...

I changed the integral values so currently it looks like this. I still think that a 1,2 substituted benzene could be possible...like 2-bromobenzyl alcohol.

Ah ok, now I see. Thank you very much for the help :) I will try to continue from there on

so one substituent would be a Halogen and there would be two chemically equivalent -OH substitutes? And what about these ROH groups? I'm sorry that I can't quite follow yet since this this type of analysis is fairly new to me but I want to be able to comprehend your analysis. Thank you for the...

alright, no problem :). Do you have any idea what the X atom could be since it definitely has to be part of the compound?

thank you very much for your answer! :) I am new to NMR and I was actually a bit surprised to find out that computers are not already able to solve the problems in an efficient way... Anyways, regarding the spectrum, I do know, that the heteroatoms in this spectrum are O and X so one substituent...

The first picture shows the "raw spectrum" before processing it and the second one is my attempt to process it. I was not sure about the solvent peak because it is expected to be a singulett at 7,26 ppm but I could not really identify a clear singulett so I dichtet to go with the peak that stood...

Thank you, I moved over to the homework forum ;)

hello, I'm form Germany and study biotechnology in my third semester and have to find an unknown substance by using an NMR spectrum. Unfortunately I have almost no experience in this field. Is here somebody who could help me analyze the spectrum? I would be very thankful