1.) The predicted 1H/13C NMR Spectra of DMT

(done with the Software Mestrenova 12.0)

So here is what Mestrenova 12.0 tells you which Signals N,N-Dimethyltryptamine will produce if you investigate it via 1H + 13C Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Spectroscopy.

I have numbered the Atoms and assigned them to the spectra.

IMPORTANT: H-Atoms are left out for easier view, but I have labeled their linked atom instead.

The proton Signal at 10.1 is very likely to appear with a different shift in a real spectra or not visible at all. This is often the case with protons at that position – they can be exchanged with other protons and in this case with Deuterium, so that you cannot track it in NMR.

These NMRs will be the base to be compared to what I have to show for you. Based on that one may discuss what alterations are undergone to the samples that will be discussed later on.