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At some point I managed to lose my copy of a paper listing 1H and 13C NMR shifts of common solvents. Does anyone have the reference handy?

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NMR Chemical Shifts of Common Laboratory Solvents as Trace Impurities

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@Joost, thanks! Unfortunately, when I click on the link in my browser I get the message "Wordt geladen... " and a stopped progress bar. – Rich Apodaca Nov 17 at 15:27
Try refreshing the page or try this link: bit.ly/3O837k (PDF) – Joost Plattel Nov 17 at 17:26
@Joost, no luck with the refresh, but the PDF link was just the ticket - thanks. – Rich Apodaca Nov 17 at 19:34
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About 1/3rd of the shifts listed in the cited paper "NMR Chemical Shifts of Common Laboratory Solvents as Trace Impurities" is already available from the NMRShiftDB. And I am working my way through entering the rest.

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Agreed. Also probably the most cross specialty paper used in chem. I knew about it from inorganic, when I moved to organometallic it got taped to my office wall, and everyone in orgo and biochem also used it.

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Joost's answer was the one I was looking for. In case the PDF disappears, here's the link to the original paper.

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If there was ever a metric for "most-widely used, but rarely cited" paper, this would win. Almost everyone I know who takes NMR has this paper.

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