Ch.12 IR and Mass Spec Flashcards

1
Q

Infrared Spectroscopy

A

Measures the bond vibration frequencies in a molecule and is used to determine the functional group

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2
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Mass Spectroscopy

A

Fragments the molecule and measures the masses

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3
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Nuclear Magnetic Resonance

A

Spectroscopy detects signals from hydrogen atoms and can be used to distinguish isomers

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4
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Ultraviolet Spectroscopy

A

Uses electron transitions to determine bonding patterns

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5
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What is Frequency?

A

The number of complete wave cycles that pass a fixed point in a second

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6
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What is Wavelength ?

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Is the distance between any two peaks of the wave

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7
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Frequency and wavelength are ________ proportional (Directly or Inversely)

A

Inversely

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8
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Higher frequency means _____ wavelength (Shorter or longer)

A

Shorter wavelength

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9
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For shorter wavelength means ______ frequency (Lower or higher)

A

Higher

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10
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For lower frequency, the wavelength is ________ (Longer or shorter)

A

Longer

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11
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For longer wavelength, the frequency is ______ (Lower or higher)

A

Lower frequency

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12
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What is the wavelength range for the IR region?

A

2.5 to 25 nanometers

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13
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What is a wavenumber?

A

The reciprocal of wavelength

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14
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What are the units of wavenumber?

A

1/cm

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15
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Wave numbers are proportional to what two things?

A
  1. Frequency 2. Energy
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16
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In molecular vibrations, if the bond is stretched, a restoring force pulls the two atoms __________ (Together or Apart)

A

Together

17
Q

In molecular vibrations, if a bond is compressed, a restoring force pulls the two atoms ______ (Together or Apart)

A

Apart

18
Q

The atoms vibrate when a bond is _____

A

Stretched or Compressed

19
Q

Covalent bonds absorb energy according to what 3 things?

A
  1. Polarity 2. Bond strength 3. Molar mass
20
Q

Frequency _______ with increasing atomic mass (increases or decreases)

A

Decreases

21
Q

What is Spectroscopy?

A

An analytical technique which helps determine a structure

22
Q

Frequency ______ with increasing bond energy (increases or decreases)

A

Increases

23
Q

Nonlinear molecule with n atoms usually has _________ fundamental vibrational modes

A

3n-6

24
Q

Can two molecules give the exact same IR?

A

No, except enantiomers

25
Q

What is the range for simple stretching?

A

1600 to 3500 cm-1

26
Q

What is the range for complex vibrations?

A

600 to 1400 cm-1

27
Q

A polar bond is usually IR ______ (Active or inactive)

A

Active

28
Q

Stronger carbon carbon bonds absorb at _______ frequencies Higher or lower

A

Higher frequencies

29
Q

Why the stronger carbon carbon bonds absorb at higher frequencies?

A

Because the bond is difficult to stretch

30
Q

Does conjugation in C-C bonds lower or increases the frequency?

A

Lowers

31
Q

A greater percent of s character in the hybrid orbitals will make the C-H bond_______ (Stronger or Weaker)

A

Stronger

32
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The C-H bond of an sp3 carbon will be slightly _________ than the C-H bond of an sp2 or an sp carbon (weaker or stronger)

A

Weaker

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34
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what is Spectroscopy?

A

an analytical technique which helps determine a structure