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. 2022 Aug 12;27(16):5156. doi: 10.3390/molecules27165156

Table 1.

The chemical shifts and coupling constants characteristic of TPP moiety in the synthesized triphenylphosphonium analogs of BN (7 and 9).

13C NMR (CDCl3, TMS, δ (ppm)/JC-P (Hz)
TPP
CH2P Cipso Cmeta Cortho Cpara
7a 19.8/52.3 118.1/85.7 130.5/12.1 133.8/9.8 135.0/3.0
7b 22.2/50.6 118.3/84.9 130.4/12.1 133.8/9.9 134.9/3.0
7c 22.7/49.4 118.4/85.0 130.5/12.1 133.7/9.8 134.9/3.0
7d 19.4/51.8 118.3/86.3 130.4/12.6 133.8/10.4 134.9/0.5
7e 22.1/49.3 118.3/88.1 130.4/12.6 133.7/10.4 134.9/0.5
7f 22.7/50.1 118.4/85.8 130.4/12.4 133.7/9.9 134.9/3.0
9a 19.7/51.8 118.1/86.3 130.5/12.8 133.8/9.2 135.1/0.5
9b 22.2/50.0 118.2/88.8 130.4/12.9 133.7/9.9 135.0/3.0
9c 22.8/49.3 118.4/85.0 130.5/12.2 133.8/9.8 135.0/3.0
δ, ppm 19.4–22.8 118.1–118.4 130.4–130.5 133.7–133.8 134.9–135.0
JC-P, Hz 49.3–52.3 84.9–88.1 12.1–12.9 9.2–10.4 0.5–3.0