Topic 8: IR/mass spectroscopy Flashcards

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1
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Give modes of vibration for IR spectroscopy

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1) Symmetric stretching
2) Asymmetric stretching
3) Scissoring
4) Rocking

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2
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Define IR spectroscopy

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  • When light frequency + resonance frequnecy of moleculer vibration = molecule absorbs energy = signal
  • Can measure absorbance + transmittance % = usually trasnmittance
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3
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How to recognize alkane?

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  • C-H = just below 3000
  • Hard to distingush between 2 different alkanes with IR
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4
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How to recognize alkenes?

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  • C-H = just below 3000
  • =C-H = just above 3000
  • C=C = around 1600
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5
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How to recognize alkynes?

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  • C-H = just below 3000
  • ≡C-H = around 3200
  • C≡C = 2000-2500
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6
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How to recognize aromatic compounds?

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  • Ar-H = just over 3000
  • C=C = around 1600
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7
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How to recognize alcohols?

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  • O-H = wide = 3300-3400
  • C-H = just below 3000
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8
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How to recognize amines?

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  • Depends on which amine = how many N-H
  • N-H = 3200-3500 = number of peaks = how many N-H
  • C-H = just below 3000
  • C=C = if benzene = 1600
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9
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How to recognize aldehydes

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  • C-H = just below 3000
  • O=C-H = 2 peaks = 2700/2800
  • C=O = 1700
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10
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How to recognize ketones?

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  • C-H = just below 3000
  • C=O = 1700
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11
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How to recognize carboxylic acids?

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  • O-H = very wide stretch at 3000
  • C=O = 1700
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12
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How to recognize esters?

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  • C-H = just below 3000
  • C=O = 1700
  • C-O = 1200
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13
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Define mass spectrometry

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  • Measure mass of atoms/fragments of organic molecule
  • ## Detect isotopes + abundance
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14
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Describe the mass spectrometer process

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1) Sample injected into ionization chamber = vaporizes
2) Goes through e- gun = hit by high energy e- = removes e- forming +ve charge fragment
3) Accelerated towards electromagnet
4) Charged fragments deflect = heavier less than lighter = travel according to mass
5) Neutral fragments = not deflected
6) Fragments = hit detector = signal to computer = analysis

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15
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What is the energy of the e- gun?

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70 eV

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16
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Define molecular ion peak

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  • Far right peak = molecular weight
17
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Define base peak

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  • Highest intensity peak = most stable fragment
18
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Define M+1 peak

19
Q

What is the abundance of Cl isotopes?

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  • Cl35 = 75%
  • Cl37 = 25%
  • Signal at 62/64 = intensity pattern 3:1
20
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Describe the pattern for alcohols

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  • Lose water = M-18 peak