Mass Spectrometry Flashcards

1
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How does alcohols undergo fragmentation

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  1. Alpha cleavage
  2. Dehydration
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2
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How does amines undergo fragmentation

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  1. Alpha Cleavage
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3
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How does Carbonyl Compound undergo fragmentation

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  1. McLafferty Rearrangement
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4
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Describe alpha cleavage

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  1. Beta Carbon is cleaved
  2. Molecular Ion can resonance
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5
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Describe McLafferty Rearrangement

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  1. Gamma Hydrogen forms a radical bond with carbonyl oxygen
  2. Radical between Gamma Carbon and Gamma Hydrogen moves between Beta Carbon and Gamma Carbon
  3. The Radicals Between Alpha Carbon and Beta Carbon are split. One goes between Beta Carbon and Gamma Carbon and One goes on Alpha Carbon
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6
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Rule of Nitrogen mass spectrometry

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The molecular ion peak is an odd number any time there is an odd number of nitrogen atoms in a molecule

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7
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Rule of Halide mass spectrometry

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Cl- 3:1
Br- 1:1

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