Lab II Final Flashcards

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1
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weight of fragmented -CH3

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15

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2
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weight of fragmented -CH2- CH2=

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14

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3
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weight of fragmented CH3-CH2

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29

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4
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weight of fragmented phenyl

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77

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5
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weight of fragmented -OH

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17

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6
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weight of fragmented -NH2

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16

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7
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weight of fragmented carboxylic acid

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45

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8
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weight of fragmented -Cl

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35

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9
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weight of fragmented -Br

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79

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10
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weight of fragmented carbonyl

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28

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11
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weight of fragmented 2 carbons (-CH2-CH2-) (CH2=CH2)

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28

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12
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weight of fragmented (CH3-C-)

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27

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13
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weight of fragmented isopropyl or propyl

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43

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14
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weight of fragmented -CH-OH

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30

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15
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weight of fragmented -CH2-NH2

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30

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16
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weight of fragmented I

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127

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17
Q

salicylic acid occurs naturally in…

A

the bark of willow trees and spiraea

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18
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salicylic acid has been used since ________ time in _____ BC

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Hippocrates

460

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19
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German chemical company converted Salicylic acid into

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acetylsalicylic acid aka aspirin

20
Q

______ is used to determine the purity of aspirin

21
Q

what is present in aspirin that is not pure?

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  • salicylic acid

- vinegar odor caused by the byproduct of acetic acid

22
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cerric nitrate test determines the presence of LMW alcohols this means…

A
  • OH must have less than 11 C’s

- OH must be sparingly soluble ~3%

23
Q

what indicates a + result in the cerric nitrate test?

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-color change from yellow to red

24
Q

in a cerric nitrate test primary OH, secondary OH, and tertiary OH form?

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  • carboxylic acids
  • ketones
  • carboxylic acids and ketones
25
lucas test is only applicable to
OH that are soluble in the reagent
26
what are the reagents that are used in the cerric nitrate test?
concentrates - HCL - ZnCl2 - RT
27
the lucas test will be + for any
- allylic - benzylic - 2 and 3 OH - have less than 7 carbons
28
what indicates a + result for the lucas test?
-visible second layer (emulsion)
29
reagents for Iodoform test
- I2 - KI - H2O - NaOH - NaOI
30
iodoform test distinguishes _____ from all other 1 aliphatic alcohols
ethanol
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iodoform test distinguishes _____ from all other 2 alcohols
methyl carbinols
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a + result from the iodoform test will yield..
a yellow precipitate
33
con. HCl test reacts with
- 3 OH | - all allylic and benzylic OH
34
Chromic anhydride test determines the presence of
1 and 2 OH
35
what will yield a negative result for a chromic anhydride test?
a 3 OH
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A positive chromic anhydride test will give...
a color change from orange to a blue-green
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in a chromic anhydride test 1 OH and 2 OH react to form..
- carboxylic acids | - ketones
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NMR shift for saturated chains is at...
0-1.5 ppm
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NMR shift for ketones/halides is at...
1.5-4.6 ppm
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NMR shift for ethers is at...
3.2-5.1 ppm
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NMR shift for cyclic compounds is at...
2.2-10 ppm
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NMR shift for aldehydes is at...
9.5-10 ppm
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NMR shift for carboxylic acids is at...
9-12 ppm
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NMR shift for sulfonic acids is at...
11-12 ppm
45
NMR shift for phenyl is at...
7 ppm
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what is coupling?
neighboring, non-equivalents Hs split the NMR signal into peaks