文摘
We report a solid-state NMR study of 17O-labeled hydroxylammonium chloride ([H17O-NH3]Cl) and sodium trioxodinitrate monohydrate (Na2[17ONNO2]路H2O, Angeli鈥檚 salt). The common feature in these two compounds is that they both contain oxygen atoms that are singly bonded to nitrogen. For this class of oxygen-containing functional groups, there is very limited solid-state 17O NMR data in the literature. In this work, we experimentally measured the 17O chemical shift and quadrupolar coupling tensors. With the aid of plane-wave DFT computation, the 17O NMR tensor orientations were determined in the molecular frame of reference. We found that the characteristic feature of an O鈥揘 single bond is that the 17O nucleus exhibits a large quadrupolar coupling constant (13鈥?5 MHz) but a rather small chemical shift anisotropy (100鈥?50 ppm), in sharp contrast with the nitroso (O鈺怤) functional group for which both quantities are very large (e.g., 16 MHz and 3000 ppm, respectively).