IR, NMR Flashcards

1
Q

What does an IR do

A

Shows the presence or absence of functional groups in a molecule.

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2
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What does NMR do

A

Show the interelated connectivity of Hydrogen and carbon atoms.

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3
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How does an IR work

A

the chemical bonds in the molecule absorb different amounts of infared energy.

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4
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What are the four types of information that can be extraced from H NMR

A
  1. Number of different kinds of protons
  2. Integration
  3. Chemical shift
  4. Spin-spin coupling
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5
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How to know how many kinds of protons there are in an H NMR

A

The number of groups of signals is how many kinds of protons

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6
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What is integration

A

a way to count the number of protons in each group

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7
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how to do integration (H NMR)

A

look at the integration values, and compare them relative to eachother.

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8
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What is TMS

A

tetramethylsilane - used in NMR’s as point 0

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9
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what is chemical shift of an H NMR

A

it shows the electron density around the H.

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10
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Explain how chemical shift works

A

the closer the H is to an electronegative substance, the more it will be deshielded, and will shift downfield. the further the H is from the electronegative substance the more shielded it will be and the further upfield it will stay

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11
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What is spin-spin coupling

A

it shows how many protons are on adjacent atoms.
You look at the splitting of each peak, and subtract one from the number of peaks. That tells you how many H’s are on adjacent atoms.

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12
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OH peaks

A

do not typically couple with adjacent atoms

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13
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What is CDCL3

A

it’s deuterated chloroform. It’s the preferred solvent for C NMR’s. It’s peak is always 77 ppm

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14
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What does the splitting on C NMR tell you

A

how many H’s that carbon is attached to

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15
Q

Where on the IR can you find alcohols ( R-O-H)

A

3600 - 3200

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16
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Where on the IR can you find Phenols

A

3500

17
Q

Where on the IR can you find Amines

A

Primary - 2 peaks 3500 - 3290

Secondary - 1 peak 3400 - 3340

18
Q

Where on the IR can you find Carboxamides

A

Primary - 2 peaks 3500 - 3150

Seconday - 1 peak 3500 - 3150

19
Q

Where on the IR can you find Carboxylic acids

A

3550 - 2500 Broad and Monstrous

20
Q

Where on the IR can you find Aromatic C - H

A

3300 - 3000

no peaks here means there are no aromatic substances

21
Q

Where on the IR is the N-H, O-H stretch

A

3600-3200

22
Q

Where on the IR is the C-H stretch

A

2700 - 3300

23
Q

Where on the IR is the Triple bond stretch

A

2100 - 2200

24
Q

Where on the IR is the C=O bond?

A

1780 - 1650

25
Q

Where on the IR is the C=C bond?

A

1500 - 1675

26
Q

Where on the IR are nitro groups?

A

1315 - 1550

27
Q

Where on the IR is the C-O bonds

A

1150 - 1050

28
Q

What does an alcohol peak look like on IR

A

a big broad peak around 3300