C cc609 Full Member 10+ Year Member Apr 4, 2015 #1 Advertisement - Members don't see this ad I have a question on the Carbon 13 spectrum... The graph clearly shows 5 peaks, but one peak is on 0 ppm. Do I count that as a real peak, or because it is on a 0ppm, would this graph count as having only 4 peaks?
Advertisement - Members don't see this ad I have a question on the Carbon 13 spectrum... The graph clearly shows 5 peaks, but one peak is on 0 ppm. Do I count that as a real peak, or because it is on a 0ppm, would this graph count as having only 4 peaks?
BYU4you Full Member 10+ Year Member Apr 4, 2015 #2 No do not count it, 0 ppm on carbon spectrum is just the TMS solvent. However any of the other peaks may represent more than one carbon if they are equivalent. So be aware of that. Upvote 0 Downvote
No do not count it, 0 ppm on carbon spectrum is just the TMS solvent. However any of the other peaks may represent more than one carbon if they are equivalent. So be aware of that.
