Integration/splitting Flashcards

1
Q

In H NMR, what is the area under the peak proportional to?

A

The number of protons generating that peak

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2
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How can the area under the peak be displayed?

A

As a number of the spectrum

Vertically riding line which rises in height by an amount proportional to the area under the peak

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3
Q

How can the ratio of the types of protons be found?

A

By dividing the integrals by the smallest integral

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4
Q

What error do integrals have?

A

up to 10% associated with them

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5
Q

What rule explains spin-spin splitting?

A

n+1 rule

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6
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Why is there spin-spin splitting?

A

Each proton ‘senses’ number of equivalent carbon atoms near to the one it is bonded to and splits its resonance into n+1 components

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7
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What is n in the n+1 rule?

A

Number of protons on adjacent carbons

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8
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What does the n+1 rule only apply to?

A

Isotopes with I = 1/2

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9
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What rule do isotopes other than I=1/2 use?

A

2nI+1

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10
Q

How do you formulate a Pascal’s triangle?

A

Each entry in the triangle is the sum of the two entries above it and to the left and right

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11
Q

What nuclei can pascal triangle be used for?

A

I = 1/2

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12
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What is the coupling constant J?

A

The distance between peaks in a simple multiplet

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13
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What is the coupling constant measured in?

A

Hz

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14
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What is J a measure of?

A

How strongly a nucleus is affected by spin states of its neighbours

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15
Q

What is the equation to work out the coupling constant (Hz)

A

Difference in chemical shifts between peaks of multiplet (ppm) x operating frequency of machine (MHz)

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16
Q

What features change with field strength?

A

Coupling constants don’t change

Chemical shifts vary