AC12: Spectroscopic analysis Flashcards

1
Q

When molecules absorb infrared radiation, what does the absorbed energy do the the bond

A

Make the covalent bonds in the molecule vibrate

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2
Q

Fragments in a mass spectrometer must carry a ________ charge

A

Positive

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3
Q

What does NMR stand for

A

Nuclear Magnetic Resonance

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4
Q

In proton NMR, what are the units of the chemical shift

A

ppm

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5
Q

In proton NMR, what is the area under the peak proportional to

A

The number of protons that contribute to it

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6
Q

When the NMR peaks split, what do the number of splits mean

A

How many protons are attached to the neighbouring carbons

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7
Q

If there were 2 protons on an adjacent carbon, how many peaks would there be in the NMR peak

A

3 peaks

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8
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What is the name for 2 peaks after splitting in an NMR spectrum

A

A doublet

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9
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If there’s 3 protons on adjacent carbon, how many peaks will there be after splitting

A

4 peaks

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10
Q

If the peak in the NMR splits into 3, what is this called

A

Triplet

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11
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If the peak in an NMR splits into 4, what is this called

A

Quartet

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12
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What is the equation/ rule for the number of peaks the peak splits into

A

n+1

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13
Q

In the n+1 rule, what does the n stand for

A

The number of protons on adjacent carbon

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14
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What are the 2 exceptions of the n+1 rule

A
  • OH peaks are never split and the -OH protons don’t cause splitting of adjacent protons
  • Equivalent protons don’t split each other
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15
Q

When doing a proton NMR, what must the solvent not contain

A

Hydrogen

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16
Q

Why can’t the solvent for a proton NMR machine contain hydrogen

A

Since the machine would pick up the protons present in the solvent and produce extra peaks

17
Q

What type of solvent is used in proton NMR

A

Deuterated solvents

18
Q

What is deuterium

A

An isotope of hydrogen

19
Q

What is the formula for a deuterated solvent that is very similar to water

A

D2O

20
Q

When is the D2O shake useful

A

To detect NH or OH peaks in molecule

21
Q

How does the D2O shake work

A

By exchanging the proton on the OH or NH with deuterium, D, which isn’t detected on the NMR

22
Q

Draw propan-1-ol, how many peaks will there be in the carbon-13 NMR

A

3

23
Q

Draw propan-2-ol, how many peaks will there be in the carbon-13 NMR

A

2 peaks

24
Q

What happens in proton NMR but not carbon-13 NMR

A

Splitting