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. 2018 Aug 28;23(9):2167. doi: 10.3390/molecules23092167

Table 1.

NMR data of compounds 1, 2 (1H: 600 MHz, 13C: 150 MHz), δ in ppm a.

Position 1 Position 2
δ c δH, (J in Hz) δ c δH, (J in Hz)
2 157.2 2 158.1
3 133.4 3 135.1
4 177.5 4 179.1
5 161.2 5 163.1
6 98.8 6.19, d (2.0) 6 99.7 6.16, d (1.4)
7 164.4 7 165.7
8 93.8 6.40, d (2.0) 8 94.5 6.33, d (1.4)
9 156.5 9 158.3
10 104.0 10 105.8
1′ 120.3 1′ 123.1
2′ 130.6 7.78, d (8.8) 2′ 117.2 7.64, d (1.6)
3′ 115.5 6.75, d (8.8) 3′ 145.9
4′ 160.2 4′ 149.7
5′ 115.5 6.75, d (8.8) 5′ 116.2 6.78, d (8.5)
6′ 130.6 7.78, d (8.8) 6′ 123.0 7.49, dd (8.5, 1.6)
1″ (Rha) 97.7 5.63, br.s 1″ (Gal) 101.2 5.68, d (7.9)
2″ 75.2 4.41, d (5.8) 2″ 74.6 5.44, t-like
3″ 77.8 3.83, dd (5.8, 7.5) 3″ 73.5 3.82, dd (3.3, 9.9)
4″ 68.1 3.02 m 4″ 70.5 3.92, d (3.2)
5″ 72.3 2.92 m 5″ 77.5 3.59, t-like
6″ 16.5 0.66, d (6.2) 6″ 62.1 3.68, m
1‴ 108.2 1‴ (galloyl) 168.2
2‴ 26.2 1.28 s 2‴ 121.6
3‴ 27.9 1.35 s 3‴, 7‴ 110.6 7.13, s
4‴, 6‴ 146.3
5‴ 139.8

a Compound 1 was measured in DMSO-d6, 2 was measured in CD3OD.