Infrared Spectroscopy Flashcards
Infrared Spectroscopy
Measures vibrations of
bonds to identify functional groups
Ultraviolet Spectroscopy
Measures electronic transitions to provide information on the electronic
bonding in the sample
Mass Spectrometry
Breaks the molecule into fragments (destructive) and measures the MW offragments to give information to the structure and functional groups present
Nuclear Magnetic Resonance
Uses electromagnetic fields to measure spinning of nuclei to identify chemical environments leading to
identification of functional groups and structure of the
sample
Electromagnetic Radiations
Travel at the speed of light (c) but at different frequencies and wavelengths
Frequency
Number of complete wave cycles that
pass a fixed point per second, Hz
Wavelength
Distance between any two peaks
Photons Planks constant
- Massless packs of energy E = hv
Infrared region
- Molecular vibrations can be detected in the infrared region.
- The covalent bonds between atoms act like springs
Carbonyl group
- 1735 if there is less carbon groups increase in peak more carbons attached