Infrared Spectroscopy Flashcards

1
Q

Technique that can be used in identifying the functional groups in a compound

A

Infrared Spectroscopy

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2
Q

In IR spectrometer, light passes through a sample which cause changes in the _____ of a molecule

A

Vibrational motions

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3
Q

IR spectrum has broad lines as compared to the sharp peaks in mass spectra. True or false

A

True

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4
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Functional groups give one or two bands in the _____ region at 4000-1500 cm^-1.

A

Functional group region

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5
Q

Refers to the area <1500 cm^-1 in IR spectrum

A

Fingerprint region

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6
Q

Wavenumber is proportional to wavelength. True or false

A

False. Energy/Frequency

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7
Q

In NMR spectroscopy, ___ and ___ are used to determine the number and type of H and C atoms, respectively in a molecule

A

1H NMR
13C NMR

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8
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Instrumentation:
A. Sample dissolved in solvent and placed in magnetic field
B. RF generator irradiates sample with short pulse.of radiation, causing resonance
C. When nuclei fall back to lower energy state, detector measures the energy release and a spectrum is recorded

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9
Q

Plot of intensity of pean against its chemical shift, measured in ppm

A

NMR Spectrum

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10
Q

NMR absorptions relatively appear as sharp peaks.

A

True

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11
Q

Most proton absorb between __

A

1-10 ppm

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12
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Describes relative location of peaks

A

Upfield, downfield

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13
Q

Used as external standard prior to NMR analysis

A

Tetramethylsilane (TMS)

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14
Q

NMR plots ___ vs. ___

A

Intensity and chemical shift

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15
Q

NMR performed to identify ___

A

Number and type of atoms

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16
Q

___ and ___ used for resonance are two variables that characterize NMR

A

Applied magnetic field, frequency of radiation

17
Q

Energy in NMR

A

radiowaves or radiofrequency

18
Q

Nucleus is in ___ when it absorbs RF radiation and spin flips to a higher energy state

A

Resonance

19
Q

Equivalent protons do not split each others signal. ___ is observed for non equivalent protons on the same carbon or adjacent carbons

A

Spin-spin splitting

20
Q

Loosely held pi electrons can either shield (NMR signal appears ___) or deshield (NMR signal appears ___) a nucleus

A

Upfield, downfield

21
Q

IR plots ___ and ___

A

% transmittance and wavenumber

22
Q

IR is performed to identify __

A

Functional groups

23
Q

Recall general trend and important IR absorptions

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24
Q

Recall general trend and important IR absorptions

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25
Q

IR spectroscopy can be used for characterization of solid, liquid or gas samples

A

True

26
Q

Describe sample preparation for the ff samples

Solids
Liquids
Gas

A

Mull, run in, case film, pressed pellet
Sandwiched using purified alkali halides like NaCl
Sample cells is made up of NaCl and KBr

27
Q

IR soectrum has broad lines compared to sharo peaks in mass spectra

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