5.46 NMR & Organic Structure Determ
Spring 2007
Instructors: Timothy F Jamison, Jeffrey H Simpson
Lecture: MWF10 (ENDS MARCH 22) (4-270)
Subject Description:
Applications of 1-D and 2-D 1H and 13C NMR spectroscopy to organic structure determination.
Announcements
PS 10 hint
Dear Students,
I realized after the fact that part c of the problem set is nearly intractable without writing a computer program (or a rather involved Excel file), and thus it is only fair that I give you the following hint:
The parent heptapeptide is composed of 7 _different_ amino acids, including 1 Trp, 1 Pro, and 1 Gly.
(This hint also affects part b.)
Best wishes,
Tim
P.S. Please spread the word about this hint. Many people, including myself, have been unable to receive email via mit.edu accounts since 8 a.m. Wed morning.
I realized after the fact that part c of the problem set is nearly intractable without writing a computer program (or a rather involved Excel file), and thus it is only fair that I give you the following hint:
The parent heptapeptide is composed of 7 _different_ amino acids, including 1 Trp, 1 Pro, and 1 Gly.
(This hint also affects part b.)
Best wishes,
Tim
P.S. Please spread the word about this hint. Many people, including myself, have been unable to receive email via mit.edu accounts since 8 a.m. Wed morning.
Announced on 08 March 2007 11:42 a.m. by Timothy Jamison
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