8.3 IR spectroscopy Flashcards

Infrared

1
Q

how IR spectroscopy works

A

covalent bonds vibrate when IR radiation is absorbed

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2
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describing absorption bands (5)

A

strong, medium, weak
broad, narrow

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3
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hydroxyl groups are read…

A

near 3300 cm-1
VERY BROAD

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4
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carbonyl groups are read…

A

near 1700 cm-1
NARROW

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5
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primary amino groups are read…

A

near 3300 cm-1
TWO SHARP “FANGS”

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6
Q

amide bands are […] than amine bands

A

BROADER

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7
Q

hydroxyl group in carboxylic acids compared to alcohols

A

looks like broad hairy beards

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8
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alcohols, compared to carboxylic acids,

A

don’t have a carbonyl band

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9
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alkane vs alkene spectra

A

alkenes have a single peak above 3000 cm-1, corresponding to the one double bond

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10
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ketone vs aldehyde wavenumber

A

ketone near 2900 cm-1

aldehyde has TWO medium peaks near 2900 and 2700 cm-1

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11
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(IR) carbonyl group, no hydroxyl group means…

A

either aldehyde, ketone, or ester

eliminates carboxylic acid

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