Determine the appropriate sample mass based on your NMR experiment: use 10-15 milligrams for proton NMR or 50 milligrams for carbon NMR.
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Prepare solvent and fill NMR tube
Add 0.6 milliliters of deuterated solvent to achieve a sample depth of 4-5 centimeters from the bottom of the tube.
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Dissolve sample in solvent method
Place the compound in tin foil, add the deuterated solvent, and mix until completely dissolved. Then transfer the solution into the NMR tube.
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Add solid sample direct method
Alternatively, scoop solid sample directly into the NMR tube using weighing paper, gently tap the tube, then add the deuterated solvent.
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Add reference standard to tube
Add an internal reference compound to the prepared sample solution for NMR calibration.
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Cap the sample tube
Securely place a cap on the NMR tube to prevent sample evaporation and contamination.
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Label tube with sample information
Create a detailed label including the compound structure, nuclei to observe, solvent type, concentration, date, and your initials for sample identification and return.
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Clean and store NMR tube
Empty the used sample solution and rinse the NMR tube thoroughly with acetone, then store for future use.
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