.Several NMR experiments offer tools to help determine the stereochemistry of a structure. Some typical experiments are 1D NOE (Nuclear Overhauser Effect), 2D NOESY (NOE Spectroscopy) and ROESY (Rotating-frame Overhauser Effect Spectroscopy). These experiments will produce signals for nuclei that are close to each other through space independent of the number of bonds separating the nuclei.
A simplified 1H-1H NOESY spectrum is shown below. The spectrum shows 2 correlations at (4.29,1.28) and (4.29,3.13) ppm. There is no correlation to the proton signal at 2.68 ppm.
NOESY, ROESY, COSY
and TOCSY are all 2D NMR experiments that sound so similar but offer
different pieces of information about the puzzle. When interpreting the
NMR data, it is important to understand how the nuclei interact with
each other. For example, the
presence of a cross peak (a correlation off the diagonal) on a COSY
dataset is a result of nuclei coupling through a bond(s) whereas a NOESY
dataset measures NOE’s (Nuclear Overhauser Effect) through space
regardless of the number of bonds separating the nuclei. An NOE is
typically observed for nuclei that are separated no farther than 5 Å
apart.
For the enantiomers example shown below, the NOESY and COSY experiments differ in the presence or absence of the cross peaks. A clear difference between the two experiments is the information provided on the diastereotopic protons of the CH2 group.
The NOESY spectrum, also outlined , shows 2 correlations at (4.29,1.28) and (4.29,3.13) ppm. There are no NOE's to the proton signal at 2.68 ppm. The DQF-COSY below shows two-bond and three-bond correlations at (4.29,3.13), (4.29,1.28) and (3.13,2.68) ppm. There are no four-bond correlations present as the 4J coupling constants are close to zero.
For the enantiomers example shown below, the NOESY and COSY experiments differ in the presence or absence of the cross peaks. A clear difference between the two experiments is the information provided on the diastereotopic protons of the CH2 group.
The NOESY spectrum, also outlined , shows 2 correlations at (4.29,1.28) and (4.29,3.13) ppm. There are no NOE's to the proton signal at 2.68 ppm. The DQF-COSY below shows two-bond and three-bond correlations at (4.29,3.13), (4.29,1.28) and (3.13,2.68) ppm. There are no four-bond correlations present as the 4J coupling constants are close to zero.
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