A method and device for analyzing double doublet double peaks in nuclear magnetic resonance spectrum
A technology of nuclear magnetic resonance spectrum and nuclear magnetic resonance spectrometer, which is applied in the field of nuclear magnetic resonance spectrum double double double peak analysis, to achieve the effect of solving nuclear magnetic resonance structure analysis
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[0044] See figure 1 This is a schematic flow chart of the method for analyzing double-doubled doublets of nuclear magnetic resonance spectra provided in the first embodiment of the present invention, and the method includes:
[0045] S11. Process each double doublet (ddd) in the obtained compound nuclear magnetic resonance spectrum into four identical doublets based on the Lorentz curve;
[0046] Wherein, the coupling constant of the ddd peak includes a first coupling constant C1, a second coupling constant C2, and a third coupling constant C3, and the coupling constant corresponding to each doublet is the third coupling constant C3;
[0047] S12. Perform Gaussian sampling on the chemical shift of each doublet within a set cut-off interval to obtain the precise chemical shift of each doublet;
[0048] S13. According to preset parameters, apply a Bayesian model to perform Gaussian sampling of the third coupling constant C3 and the chemical shift parameters of the four doublets within a ...
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[0056] Refer to the first embodiment of the present invention and figure 1 The specific process of steps S11 to S15 described in figure 2 Corresponding to the second embodiment of the present invention figure 1 The processing in step S11 is a schematic flow chart of four identical doublets, and step S11 specifically includes:
[0057] S111. Pass each ddd peak in the obtained compound nuclear magnetic resonance spectrum through the Lorentz curve equation In the formula, r is the half-width of the peak, and x is the chemical shift. Multiple Lorentz curves are obtained, wherein the Lorentz curve is a single peak curve;
[0058] It can be understood that the Lorentz curve is used as the basis for simulating the multiplet curve. The abscissa of the Lorentz curve is the chemical shift (ie ppm), and the ordinate is the signal intensity. The Lorentz curve is the theoretical curve of each peak in the NMR spectrum. It is a single peak. All other complex multi-peaks can be considered as the...
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[0067] Corresponding to the method for analyzing double-doubled doublets of nuclear magnetic resonance spectra disclosed in the first and second embodiments of the present invention, the third embodiment of the present invention also provides a device for analyzing double-doubled doublets of nuclear magnetic resonance spectra. , See Figure 4 This is a schematic diagram of the structure of the device for analyzing the double-doubled doublet of nuclear magnetic resonance spectrum provided in the third embodiment of the present invention, and the device includes:
[0068] Processing module 1 is used to process each double doublet (ddd) in the obtained compound nuclear magnetic resonance spectrum into four identical doublets based on the Lorentz curve;
[0069] Wherein, the coupling constant of the ddd peak includes a first coupling constant C1, a second coupling constant C2, and a third coupling constant C3, and the coupling constant corresponding to each doublet is the third couplin...
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