2006
DOI: 10.1002/aoc.1103
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Chiral arsinic acid esters revealed by proton NMR spectroscopy

Abstract: The unsymmetrically substituted arsinic acid ethylphenylarsinic acid, when dissolved in methanol-d 4 or ethanol-d 6 , formed esters in which the chiral nature of the arsenic atom was clearly revealed by the diastereotopicity and resulting anisochrony of the protons of the methylene component of the ethyl group attached to arsenic.

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“…The peak at 4.95 (denoted b) could be assigned to the proton of OH in ethanol-d 6 . 46 Compared with the 1 H NMR spectrum of the IL/ethanol-d 6 mixture at 50.0 1C, the intensity change of the peaks corresponding to the imidazolium cation at 22.0 1C was small, while the intensity of the peaks corresponding to the PEG chain was significantly decreased and broadened, thus indicating that the solubility of the IL in ethanol-d 6 was decreased and the phase transition occurred at that temperature. This was consistent with the result from the turbidimetry study.…”
Section: Ucst Phase Transition Of [Peg(mim) 2 ][Ntf 2 ] 2 /Aliphatic ...mentioning
confidence: 92%
“…The peak at 4.95 (denoted b) could be assigned to the proton of OH in ethanol-d 6 . 46 Compared with the 1 H NMR spectrum of the IL/ethanol-d 6 mixture at 50.0 1C, the intensity change of the peaks corresponding to the imidazolium cation at 22.0 1C was small, while the intensity of the peaks corresponding to the PEG chain was significantly decreased and broadened, thus indicating that the solubility of the IL in ethanol-d 6 was decreased and the phase transition occurred at that temperature. This was consistent with the result from the turbidimetry study.…”
Section: Ucst Phase Transition Of [Peg(mim) 2 ][Ntf 2 ] 2 /Aliphatic ...mentioning
confidence: 92%