Chapter 15 concepts Flashcards

1
Q

Pauli exclusion

A

two electrons with opposite spin

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2
Q

electron density

A

probability of finding an electron in a particular region of space

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3
Q

Radio Wave

A

nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy

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4
Q

Photon and Frequency

A

Directly proportional

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5
Q

The presence of a chiral center

A

would prevent two protons from being interchangeable by reflection. the protons are diastereotopics

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6
Q

What cant be analyzed by NMR spectrometer

A

Nucleus with even number of protons and even numbers of neutrons

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7
Q

how many nuclear spin states for 1H?

A

2

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8
Q

type of electromagnetic radiation in NMR

A

Radio wave

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9
Q

shielded protons

A

experienced less net magnetic field strength smaller than the applied magnetic field

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10
Q

energy gap between spin states for a H1 nucleus and the strength of the external magnetic field

A

directly proportional

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11
Q

strength of the magnetic field determines

A

range of frequencies for NMR

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12
Q

Common in H NMR

A

CDCl3, CCl4, CD2CN, D2O

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13
Q

Uncommon in H NMR

A

CH3OH

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14
Q

number of signals in a H NMR spectrum

A

Indicates the number of different kinds of protons

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15
Q

Location of signals in a H NMR spectrum

A

indicates electronic environment of absorbing protons

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16
Q

area under each signal in a H NMR

A

indicates the relative number of protons in the signal

17
Q

shape and multiplicty

A

indicates the number of neighboring protons

18
Q

Complex signal in NMR

A

free induction decay

19
Q

Free induction decay is converted into a spectrum via a methematical technique called a

A

fourier transformation

20
Q

The H NMR spectrum of bromoethane shows a signal at 3.5 ppm when the spectrum is recorded using a 60 MHz spectrometer, where do you expect to see the signal if a 300 MHz instrument is used instead?

21
Q

Tetramethlsilane

22
Q

aromatic protons signal 7-8

A

diamagnetic anisotropy

23
Q

CH split

24
Q

CH2 split

25
off resonance decoupling 13C NMR allows
13C-1H splitting
26
broadband decoupling in 13C NMR surpresses
13H-1H splitting
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C NMR Carbonyl
160-200
28
C NMR Aromatic
110-160
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C NMR Alkenes
90-135
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C NMR Alkynes
70-90
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C NMR Alkanes
5-80
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H NMR Carboxylic Acid
11-15
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H NMR Aldehyde
9-10
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H NMR Aromatic
6.5-8.5
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H NMR Alkenes
4.5-6.5
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H NMR Alkanes
0.5-4.5
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H NMR alkanes bonded to N, O, halogens
3-3.5