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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2007 Nov 9.
Published in final edited form as: Carbohydr Res. 2007 May 18;342(14):2014–2030. doi: 10.1016/j.carres.2007.05.009

Table 3.

JHH coupling constants (in Hz) of α,α-trehalose (1) and deoxytrehalose analogs 3-10

Compound 1H Coupling Constants, J (Hz)
α,α-trehalose (1) 3.8 (J1,2), 9.8 (J2,3), 9.8 (J3,4), 9.8 (J4,5), 2.0 (J5,6a), 5.1 (J5,6b), 11.9 (J6a,6b)
6,6′-dideoxy (3) 3.8 (J1′,2′), 9.6 (J2′,3′), 9.6 (J3′,4′), 9.6 (J4′,5′), 6.2 (J5′,6′)
4,4′-dideoxy (4) 3.8 (J1′,2′), 9.8 (J2′,3′), 12.7 (J3′,4ax’), 12.7 (J4eq’,4ax’), 12.7 (J4ax’,5′), 2.1a (J3′,4eq’) or (J4eq’,5′), 5.2a (J3′,4eq’) or (J4eq’,5′)
3,3′-dideoxy (5) 3.4 (J1′,2′), 12.0 (J6a’,6b’)b
2,2′-dideoxy (6) 3.7 (J1′,2ax’), 1.0 (J1′,2eq’), 11.8 (J2ax’,3′), 5.1 (J2eq’,3′), 13.4 (J2ax’,2eq’), 9.6 (J3′,4′), 9.6 (J4′,5′), 2.3 (J5′,6a’), 5.5 (J5′,6b’), 12.2 (J6a’,6b’)
6′-monodeoxy (7) 3.8 (J1,2), 9.8 (J2,3), 9.8 (J3,4), 9.8 (J4,5), 3.8 (J1′,2′), 9.8 (J2′,3′), 9.8 (J3′,4′), 9.8 (J4′,5′), 6.2 (J5′,6′)
4′-monodeoxy (8) 3.7 (J1,2), 9.6 (J2,3), 9.6 (J3,4), 9.6 (J4,5), 5.3 (J5,6b), 12.1 (J6a,6b), 3.8 (J1′,2′), 9.8 (J2′,3′), 12.7 (J3′,4ax’), 12.7 (J4ax’,4eq’), 12.7 (J4ax’,5′), 2.0c (J3′,4eq’) or (J4eq’,5′), 5.5c (J3′,4eq’) or (J4eq’,5′), 3.1 (J5′,6a’), 6.4 (J5′,6b’), 12.1 (J6a’,6b’)
3′-monodeoxy (9) 3.8 (J1,2), 9.7 (J2,3), 9.7 (J3,4), 3.6 (J1′,2′), 4.5 (J2′,3eq’), 11.2 (J2′,3ax’), 11.2 (J3eq’,3ax’), 4.5 (J3eq’,4′), 11.2 (J3ax’,4′)
2-monodeoxy (10) 3.8 (J1,2), 9.7 (J2,3), 9.7 (J3,4), 9.7 (J4,5), 2.2 (J5,6a), 5.5 (J5,6b), 3.8 (J1′,2ax’), 1.0 (J1′,2eq’), 5.2 (J2eq’,3′), 11.8 (J2ax’,3′), 5.1 (J2eq’,3′), 13.3 (J2eq’,2ax’), 9.6 (J3′,4′)
*

Prime denotes deoxygenated glucose ring

Some coupling constants cannot be measured due to overlap of signals in the spectrum.

a

H-3′ and H-5′ have the same chemical shift values; therefore, the coupling between H-4eq’ and these two protons cannot be distinguished.

b

Due to spectral overlap and the complex appearance of H-3ax’ and H-3eq’, only two coupling constants can be measured for this compound. This observation is consistent with previously reported spectral data in ref 37.

c

H-3′ and H-5′ have the same chemical shift values; therefore, the coupling between H-4eq’ and these two protons cannot be distinguished.