Chapter 13 book Flashcards

1
Q

What can you tell from Mass spectrometry?

A

Measure molecular weight and determine molecular formula

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2
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Fragments

A

radicals and cations lower molecular weight than ion

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3
Q

What is the tallest peak called

A

base peak

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4
Q

What happens to the molecular weight of nitrogen is involved

A

molecular weight is odd

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5
Q

If the molecule ion is 72 what could the molecular formula be

A

C5H12, C4H8O, C3H4O2

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6
Q

If the molecule ion is 100 what could the molecular formula be

A

C8H4, C7H16, C6H12,O, C5H8O2

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7
Q

If a Cl is involved what happens to the molecular ion

A

3:1 ratio

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8
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If a Br is involved what happens to the molecular ion

A

1:1 ratio

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9
Q

Aldehyde and Ketone fragment pattern

A

alpha cleavage: break bond between carbonyl carbon and adjacent

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10
Q

Alcohol fragment pattern

A

alpha cleavage: break bond between alkyl group and C that bears OH or H2O elimination with 2 bond

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11
Q

Amine fragment pattern

A

alpha cleavage: break bond between alkyl group and c that bears amine forming a resonance structure

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12
Q

Infrared Spectroscopy

A

technique used infrared light to interact with compounds which causes bonds to bend and vibrate causing certain functional groups to be at certain absorptions

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13
Q

photons

A

particles of electromagnetic radiation which have quantum

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14
Q

quantum

A

discrete amount of energy

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15
Q

wavelength

A

distance from 1 point on wave to some point

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16
Q

frequency

A

of waves per unit of time

17
Q

electromagnetic spectrum

A

electromagnetic radiation

18
Q

wavenumber concerning wavelength and frequency

A

inversely proportional to wavelength and proportional to the frequency

19
Q

What happens if frequencies match with a bond

A

they will be absorbed by bond

20
Q

100% transmittance means that

A

none was absorbed

21
Q

0% transmittance means that

A

all was absorbed

22
Q

Where is the functional group region

A

> 1500

23
Q

What do Stronger bonds do in IR

A

higher frequency needed so absorb high wavenumber

24
Q

What do lighter atoms do in IR

A

higher frequency so absorb high wavenumber

25
Q

What cause a molecule to absorb higher frequency for IR

A

Bond strength and atom mass

26
Q

Bond type at 3600-3200 and is strong and broad

A

O-H

27
Q

Bond type at 3500-3200 and is medium

A

N-H

28
Q

Bond type at 3000-2850 and strong

A

Csp3-H

29
Q

Bond type at 3150-3000 and medium

A

Csp2-H

30
Q

Bond type at 3300 and medium

A

Csp-H

31
Q

Bond type at 2250 and medium

A

C (Triple bond) C or C (triple bond) N

32
Q

Bond type at 1800-1650 and strong

A

C=O

33
Q

Bond type at 1650 and medium

A

C=C

34
Q

Bond type at 1600 or 1500 and medium

A

Aromatic Ring

35
Q

What happens as C-H bond strength increases

A

S character increases so higher wavenumber

36
Q

Cl isotope mass number

A

35 and 37

37
Q

Br isotope mass number

A

79 and 81