Analytical techniques Flashcards

1
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Infrared radiation

A
  1. causes covalent bonds to vibrate
  2. different bonds have different absorptions
  3. frequency where they vibrate
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2
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Greenhouse gases

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  1. absorb infrared radiation
  2. high atmospheric concentration
  3. long residence time
  4. randomly disperses energy
  5. have C=O, C-H, O-H
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3
Q

CH3+ fragment

A

15

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4
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CH3CH2+ fragment

A

29

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5
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CH2OH+ fragment

A

31

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6
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Molecular ion

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  1. peak with largest m/z value
  2. Mr of molecule
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7
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M+1 peak

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  1. above molecular ion
  2. presence of carbon13 isotope
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8
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Stationary phase

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solid
liquid held by solid support

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9
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Mobile phase

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moves through stationary phase
liquid or gas

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10
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Factors for chromatography separation

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  1. extent of solubility in mobile phase
  2. adsorption to solid stationary phase
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11
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Thin layer chromatopgraphy

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  1. Aluminium oxide or silicon oxide on glass plate is stationary phase
  2. sample spotted onto plate
  3. in shut container with solvent
  4. use iodine crystal, UV or ninhydrin to make colourless compounds visible
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12
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Rf

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distance moved by solute/ distance moved by solvent

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13
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Gas chromatography

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  1. sample vaporised and injected
  2. carrier gas- mobile phase (nitrogen)
  3. flows under pressure through column
  4. stationary phase- liquid or solid on solid support
  5. components separate as pass through column
  6. separately detected by signal when emerge
  7. retention time recorded
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14
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Retention time

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time between injection of the sample and the emergence of a component from the column

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15
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Retention area

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area = base x 1/2 x height

amount of component

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16
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TMS standard

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1.12H equivalent and is standardised at 0ppm
2. 4C equivalent and is standardised at 0ppm
3. volatile and easy to remove
4. chemically inert and doesn’t react
5. absorbs at very high frequency- mass spec doesn’t overlap

17
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TMS

A

tetramethylsilane
Si(CH3)4

18
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NMR method

A
  1. dissolved in deuterated solvent
  2. add TMS as reference
  3. placed in strong magnetic field
  4. range of different radio frequencies
  5. different frequencies absorbed dependent on environment
19
Q

D2O

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  1. peaks for OH and NH disappear
  2. peaks found too wide a range - difficult to assign
20
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Use of deuterated solvent

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  1. doesn’t contain protons
  2. won’t produce extra peaks
  3. example- CDCl3