Modern Analytical techniques Flashcards

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What are the factors that affect vibration of a covalent bond?

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Bond length
Bond strength
Mass of atoms involved in the bond

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What can an infrared spectrum tell us?

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The chemical structure of a compound and the presence of functional groups

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What causes covalent bonds to vibrate

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The absorption of infrared radiation.

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Bonds either…

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Stretch or bend

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What kind of bonds vibrate when absorb infrared radiation?

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Covalent

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What are the bonds that you need to be able to identify in infrared spectroscopy?

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C=O

C-H

COOH

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What is mass spectrometry used for?

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Identify unknown compounds
Determine the abundance of each isotope
Gain further information about the structure and properties

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What can be found out by analysing the mass spectra?

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The relative atomic mass and therefore the structure. Also any isotopes present

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What are the key features of the spectrum?

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The no. Of peaks shows no. Of isotopes

The heights of the peaks give relative abundances

The results can show us the relative atomic mass

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How does a mass spectrometer work?

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It bombards compounds with electrons and dislodges an electron in the compound to make it a molecular ion

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What is a molecular ion and what can it tell us?

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A molecular ion is the positive ion formed in mass spectrometry when a molecule loses an electron

It can show is the RAM and we can work out the structure

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Example of equation showing ionisation

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C2H5OH + e- > C2H5OH+ + 2e-

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What is fragmentation and when does it happen?

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Fragmentation is the process in mass spectrometry that causes a positive ion to split into pieces, one of which is a positive fragment ion

The excess energy from ionisation can be transferred to the molecular ion and

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