Analytical techniques I & II Flashcards

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What is NMR spec

A

an analytical technique that allows the structure of a molecule to be determined by analysing bond & atom environments.

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2
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What is an environment of an atom

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the surrounding atoms and bonds in the molecule.

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3
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What is the molecular ion peak

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a mass spectrometer trace is the whole compound as an ion (so gives Mr), lies furthest to the write

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4
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What is the fingerprint region used for

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can be used as a comparison to identify something.

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5
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When does fragmentation occur

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occurs when molecules break into smaller pieces in a mass spectrometer.

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6
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Steps of using a mass spectrometer

A

VIADD
- vaporisation
- ionisation
- acceleration
- deflection
- detection

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7
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How does chromatography work

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Substances are separated according to a relative affinity to stationary and mobile phases

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8
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What is the mobile phase of a chromatogram

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The solvent/inert gas

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9
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What is the stationary phase of a chromatogram

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the powder (SiO2) or paper

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10
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How do you set up a paper/TLC chromatography

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  • draw a start line in pencil on the plate
  • spot samples using a capillary tube on the start line, evenly spaced out
  • place in a shallow layer of solvent that does not exceed the origin line
  • put a lid on the beaker
  • wait until the solvent nearly reaches the top
  • mark the ‘solvent front’ on where the solvent stopped moving
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11
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How do you calculate an Rf value

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distance travelled by the substance / distance travelled by the solvent

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12
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If a substance in polar and is placed in a chromatogram with a non polar solvent and non polar, how fast does it move

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it will move slower up the chromatogram

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