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Highly resolved HSQC experiments for the fast and accurate measurement of homonuclear and heteronuclear coupling constants.

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A number of J-upscaled NMR experiments are currently available to measure coupling constants along the indirect F1 dimension of a 2D spectrum. A major drawback is the limited F1 digital… Click to show full abstract

A number of J-upscaled NMR experiments are currently available to measure coupling constants along the indirect F1 dimension of a 2D spectrum. A major drawback is the limited F1 digital resolution that requires long acquisition times in order to achieve reasonably accurate measures. Here is shown how high levels of F1 digital resolution in a multiple-purpose HSQC experiment can be easily achieved by implementing a general J/δ-scaling strategy. In particular, a set of new J-resolved HSQC experiments is presented for a faster and much more accurate J determination in small molecules. Several options and practical aspects are discussed and exemplified by measuring the magnitude and/or the sign of several homo- and heteronuclear coupling constants in one shot.

Keywords: resolved hsqc; highly resolved; heteronuclear coupling; experiments fast; hsqc experiments; coupling constants

Journal Title: Journal of magnetic resonance
Year Published: 2017

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