IR Flashcards

1
Q

what is IR spectroscopy

A

IR radiation is shone through a sample. certain frequencies are absorbed/ ( a photon is absorbed).this causes the sample to vibrate at a higher level.

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2
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what does 100% transmission mean in IR

A

No energy is absorbed.

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3
Q

how to prepare a liquid for IR Spec

A

it is applied as a thin film between two nacl platyes

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4
Q

how to prepare a solid for IR Spec

A

grind it with nujol to create mull. it is applied as a thin film between 2 nacl plates

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5
Q

how to prepare a gas for IR Spec

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a glass cell if filled with sample, the window is made with inorganic salt as glass absorbs IR.

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6
Q

what happens when A molecule absorb IR photon

A

They gain vibrational energy. the bonds vibrate more.

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7
Q

names of vibration energy levels

A

v= 0 , v = 1 ground state or fundemental
v = 2 first overtone
v =3 second overtone

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8
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size of intensities of energy levels

A

v= 0,1 is greater than v=2 , v=2 is greater than v= 3.

It mimics the spacing of vibrational levels.

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9
Q

How to model vibration of diatomic molecules

A

two balls on a spring.

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10
Q

what can bonds do

A

compress and stretch

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11
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what happens when the bonds stretch and compress

A

the energy of the system rises to go back to the equilibrium length

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12
Q

harmonic oscillator

A

a model use to describe small oscillations

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13
Q

frequency of oscillations

A

v = 1/2 pi * sqrt Kf / m

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14
Q

formula for u (mew )

A

u = m1 m2 / m1 + m2

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15
Q

what is mew

A

reduced mass

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16
Q

how to find wave number

A

v/ = 1/2pi c * sqrt kf/ mew

17
Q

why is does molecules with stronger bonds give higher vibration energy

A

they have a higher force constant.

18
Q

what happens during normal mode for molecules

A

the centre of the mass remains fixed and the atoms vibrate the same frequency but possibly at different amplitudes

19
Q

how to calculate normal mode

A

linear 3N - 5
‘non linear 3N - 6

20
Q

Ways molecules can bend as stretch

A

asymmetrical stretch
symmetrical stretch
bending

21
Q

Strength of IR absorption

A

the strength is the intensity which it is absorbed. the bigger the trough the greater the intensity.
This is caused by dipole dipole moments changing in vibration.

22
Q

homonuclear

A

Homonuclear diatomics do not have permanent dipole moments. This means no absorption from IR

23
Q

from x-h on ir

A

4000-2500

24
Q

Triple bonds

A

2500-2000

25
Q

double bonds

A

2000-1500

26
Q

Other single bonds

A

1500-500

27
Q

why does hybridization increase bond stretching frequency

A

Greater bond strengths. greater KF

28
Q

why do smaller rings have greater bond frequency

A

harder to compress smaller rings

29
Q

in symetrical shapes bonds / carbons can be

A

degenerate

30
Q

do aldehydes or ketones have greater bond frequency

A

aldehydes

31
Q

why do aldehydes have greater bond frequency

A

less conguation
one set of alpha hydrogen