Corpus of papers on 195Pt NMR
Stefan Kuhn added a number of papers. All have 195Pt shifts in them, and they are in principle readable (so none where humans already struggle). Method: searched PMC for 195Pt NMR, restricted that to Research Articles (leaving out a few reviews) and to “Free to read & use”. Looked from the top. Left out everything which either did not actually contain 195Pt shifts or was difficult to understand.
I distinuish a number of common types to report spectra:
For each compound, there is a section like this:
cis-Dichloro-24-[(N-20-aminoeth-10-yl-N)aminocholane-3,6-diol-N]platinum(II) (22c) IR (ATR, cm1): 3393, 3198, 3133, 2929, 2860, 1627, 1453, 1373, 1031; 195Pt NMR (86 MHz, DMF) : -2336.1; HRMS calcd for C26H48Cl2N2O2 196Pt [M + Na]+: 709.2652 found: 709.2644.
In general, this is:
name (mol id in bold) [other text] 195Pt NMR (frequency, solvent) delta: shiftlist [other text]
Structures are in one or several figures, identified by bold numbers.
In the current selection, papers of type 1 are PMC6747965 PMC7036801 PMC7693294 PMC7727669 PMC7768359 PMC8038112 PMC8251955 PMC8320711 PMC8402032 PMC8456496 PMC8688915 PMC8713121 PMC8892954 PMC8906972 PMC9029360
These have experimental section, but not the bold structure numbers:
PMC7894172 PMC7998721 PMC8156256 PMC8998453
Structures are one or several figures, identified by bold numbers. Shifts are given in a table like this:
Complex | Ox. State | delta Pt (ppm) 195Pt NMR | delta C (ppm) 13C NMR |
---|---|---|---|
1 | +II | -4313 | 125.1 |
2 | +II | -3814 | 138.2 |
3 | +II | -3356 | 154.7 |
4 | +II | -3351 | n.o. |
5 | +II | -3304 | n.o. |
6 | +IV | -2196 | n.o. |
7 | +IV | -2168 | 113.4 |
Combustion and spectral analyses for the cis complex 1: Elemental analysis for formula C8H10N6O4Cl2Pt of compound 1: ... 195Pt NMR (acetone-d6, external standard references K2PtCl4, delta [ppm] = -1618): delta [ppm] = -2091. ... 2: Elemental analysis for formula C8H10N6O4Cl2Pt of the trans-complex 2: ... 195Pt NMR (acetone-d6, external standard reference K2PtCl4, delta [ppm] = -1618): delta [ppm] = -2119. ...