do you know why Gaussian 16 doesn't show me the spin multiplicity in simulated spectra ?
i didn't find anything in literature.
Thanks
]]>This is the input file: i have checked with Gaussian 16 User Manual and i think it's correct.
This is the experimental spectrum of ethyl acetate and the one simulated with Gaussian, for which I cannot see the spin multiplicity is shown above.
Thanks a lot
Alessio M.
]]>thanks a lot
Alessio Macorano
]]>Best regards,
Tian
]]>yes i have used the net charge and multiplicity 0 1. here i attached two picture: one of the molecular structure and the NMR simulated spectra with Gaussian 16. level of theory: B3LYP/ 6-31+G(2d,p)
Thank you so much
Alessio M.
]]>Just write net charge and spin multiplicity in .gjf file according to actual situation. If ethyl acetate is not deprotonated, they should be 0 1, while if it has deprotonated, they should be -1 1.
Best,
Tian
]]>i'm a PhD student in medicinal chemistry at University of Milan, IT.
As a collaboration with other organic chemistry i'm trying to simulate NMR spectra with Gaussian 16, and i'm reaching you out because i'm facing with a problem on this topic.
I'd like to Ask you if you ever have any problem to see spin multiplicity in NMR spectra from Gaussian16.
Because for a simple molecule like Ethyl Acetate Gaussian doesn't show me the multiplicity spin. (The ppm are rescaleted by TMS reference and they are correct respect to sperimental spectra).
I mean it doesn't show me Doublet, triplet and so on... I have used many DFT functionals and different basis set.
I'm very courious about It. If you want i can share with you .gjf, log, chk files.
Thanks for your suggestion
Alessio Macorano
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