Solomons and Fryhle NMR Spectra

NMR Data in Nuts, Felix, and JCAMP Data Formats for Solomons and Fryhle Organic Chemistry, 7th Ed.

The following NMR data files are for the NMR illustrations in Solomons and Fryhle Organic Chemistry, 7th Ed. (John Wiley and Sons, Inc.). Spectra are presented according to the respective figure or problem number in the text. Data is presented in Nuts ( Acorn NMR), Felix (Molecular Simulations, Inc), and JCAMP-DX formats.

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Figure	Compound	NUTS Format	Felix Format	JCAMP Format
Figure 9.5	1,4-Dimethylbenzene	1H	1H	1H
Figure 9.6	1,1,2-Trichloroethane	1H	1H	1H
Figure 9.14	Methoxyacetonitrile	1H	1H	1H
Figure 9.19	Bromoethane	1H	1H	1H
Figure 9.20A	Problem 9.8, Compound A	1H	1H	1H
Figure 9.20B	Problem 9.8, Compound B	1H	1H	1H
Figure 9.20C	Problem 9.8, Compound C	1H	1H	1H
Figure 9.22(b)	Ethyl chloroacetate	1H	1H	1H
Figure 9.24	1-Nitropropane	1H	1H	1H
Figure 9.25	Ethanol	1H	1H	1H
Figure 9.26	1-Chloro-2-propanol	13C	13C	13C
Figure 9.27	Methyl methacrylate	13C	13C	13C
Figure 9.28A	Problem 9.11, Compound A	13C	13C	13C
Figure 9.28B	Problem 9.11, Compound B	13C	13C	13C
Figure 9.28C	Problem 9.11, Compound C	13C	13C	13C
Figure 9.47	Problem 9.31, Compound G	1H	1H	1H
Figure 9.48	Problem 9.31, Compound H	1H	1H	1H
Figure 9.49	Problem 9.36, Compound Q	13C	13C	13C
Figure 9.50	Problem 9.37, Compound S	13C	13C	13C
Figure 9.51	Problem 9.38, Compound T	13C	13C	13C
Figure 14.25	4-N,N-Diethylaminobenzaldehyde	13C	13C	13C
Figure 14.26	Sample Problem, a Tribromobenzene	13C	13C	13C
Figure 14.27A	Problem 14.25, Compound A	1H	1H	1H
Figure 14.27B	Problem 14.25, Compound B	1H	1H	1H
Figure 14.27C	Problem 14.25, Compound C	1H	1H	1H
Figure 14.28	Problem 14.27, Compound F	1H	1H	1H
Figure 14.29	Problem 14.29, Compound M	1H	1H	1H
Figure 14.31	Problem 14.30, Comound N	1H	1H	1H
Figure 14.33	Problem 14.31, Compound X	1H	1H	1H
Figure 14.34	Problem 14.32, Compound Y	1H	1H	1H
Figure 16.2	Phenylethanal	1H	1H	1H
Figure 16.3	Phenylethanal	13C	13C	13C
Figure 16.4	Problem 16.42, Compound Y	1H	1H	1H
Figure 16.5	Problem 16.42, Compound Z	1H	1H	1H
Figure 16.6	Problem 16.43, Compound A	13C	13C	13C
Figure 16.7	Problem 16.44, Compound B	13C	13C	13C
Figure 17.2	Problem 17.44, Compound X	13C	13C	13C
Figure 18.2	Methyl propanoate	1H	1H	1H
Figure 18.5	Phenacetin	1H	1H	1H
Figure 18.6	Problem 18.40, Compound X	13C	13C	13C
Figure 18.7	Problem 18.47, Compound Y	13C	13C	13C
Figure 20.6	Diisopropylamine	1H	1H	1H
Figure 20.7	Problem 20.37, Compound W	1H	1H	1H
Figure 20.8	Problem 20.38, Compound Z	1H	1H	1H
Figure 20.9A	Problem 20.41, Compound A	13C	13C	13C
Figure 20.9B	Problem 20.42, Compound B	13C	13C	13C
Figure 20.9C	Problem 20.43, Compound C	13C	13C	1H
Figure 21.1	Problem 21.22, Compound Z	1H	1H	1H
Figure 22.21	Problem 22.41	13C	13C	13C
Figure 1	Compound Y (Problem 21), Second Review Set	13C	13C	13C
Figure 1	Compound Z (Problem 22), Second Review Set	13C	13C	13C