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June 1, 1962Canadian Journal of Chemistry59 citations

Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Studies: Part I. The Chemical Shift of the Formyl Proton in Aromatic Aldehydes

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RKR. E. KlinckJSJ. B. Stothers

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Chemical shift data for the formyl proton in some 30 aromatic aldehydes are reported. It was found that meta- and para-substituted benzaldehydes exhibited this peak in the range 9.65–10.20 δ, while ortho-substituted compounds appear at lower field, 10.20–10.50 δ; the former shifts show an approximate correlation with the Hammett sigma parameter. Evidence for steric inhibition of resonance is presented for some ortho-substituted compounds and some interesting solvent effects are discussed.

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