Basic 35Cl question...

From: Guillermo Moyna <g.moyna_at_usip.edu>
Date: Tue, 5 Oct 2004 15:51:30 -0400

Dear AMMRLers,

I've started to look at 35Cl NMR of chlorides (Cl-) of same organic
salts. First thing was calibration, and I found that 1M NaCl should be
made 0 ppm. Now, I made a sample with 1M NaCl in D2O in an insert and a
1M NaCl in H2O in the tube, locked, shimmed, etc., etc., and I see a
peak at '0' (i.e., dead on the carrier) for [Cl-] in H2O and one 5 ppm
upfiled for the [Cl-] in D2O. I was kind of surprised by the big
change, which I suspect comes fom a different solvation shell for the
[Cl-] in regular versus deuterated water. Anyone has seen something
like this? I know there is a BASIC explanation for it, but I'm lazy and
don't want to go find it in the literature...

TIA,

Guillermo

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