7.1 & 7.2 Flashcards

1
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what is the molecular ion peak

A

indicated the species formed from the molecule by the loss of one electron

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2
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what is fragmentation

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when the molecular ion breaks into smaller pieces

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3
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what does ‘ stand for in CH3’

A

a radical (unpaired electron)

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4
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what is the base peak

A

the peak with the greatest abundance (most stable fragment)

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5
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define infrared radiation

A

part of electromagnetic spectrum with frequencies below that of red light

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6
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what is stretching

A

occurs when a bond absorbs infrared radiation and uses it to alter the length of the bond

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7
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what is bending

A

bond angle increases and decreases

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8
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what are the 3 things which vary the amount of energy a molecule absorbs

A

length of bond
strength of bond
mass of each atom in the bond

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9
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what is absorption of infrared linked to

A

polarity (non-polar molecules do not absorb infrared radiation)

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10
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what is transmittance

A

value in an infrared spectrum represents the amount of radiation absorbed at a particular wavenumber

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11
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what is a wave number

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infrared absorption represents the frequency of infrared radiation absorbed by a particular bond in a molecule

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12
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what do weak intensities refer to in an infrared spectrum

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high transmittance values (strong intensities to low transmittance values)

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13
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what is the fingerprint region used for

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identifying individual molecules as they all have a separate ‘fingerprint’

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14
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give advantages and disadvantages of using chemical tests

A

+/ cheap
easily available
rapid results
-/ uses some of the sample which you can’t easily get back
they are not very sensitive

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