Analysis II Flashcards

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How to identify the molecular ion peak in a mass spectrum

A

Peak that is furthest to the right (ignoring very small peaks due to alternative isotopes)

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2
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How to identify the base peak in a mass spectrum

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Highest peak (most abundant fragment)

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3
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In chromatography, what is the difference between an Rf value and an Rt value?

A

An Rf value (the retention factor) in paper chromatography or TLC is the distance travelled by a component relative to the solvent front, whereas an Rt value (the retention time) in column chromatography is the time taken for a component to pass through the column.

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4
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How to determine number of C environments from an NMR spectrum

A

Number of peaks (ignoring any ‘peak splitting’)

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5
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Which wavenumber range is most useful for identifying bonds using IR?

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Above wavenumbers of 1500cm^-1

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6
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How to determine the number of C atoms in a particular environment from an NMR spectrum

A

Relative peak height or peak area (often called an integral)

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