NMR/Carbon 13 Flashcards

1
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What solvent is used in NMR?

A

No hydrogen solvent - eg CDCl3

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2
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Why is D used in the solvent instead of H?

A

It is an isotope of hydrogen that has an even mass number so it doesn’t give a peak.

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3
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What makes a reference peak in NMR?

A

TMS

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4
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Why does TMS make a reference peak?

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It has 12 equivalent H’s so the H’s appear around 0 away from the other protons on the scale

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5
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What does the number of peaks in NMR show?

A

The number of non-equivalent proton environments

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6
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What does the simplest ratio / integration in NMR show?

A

Number of protons in that environment

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7
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What does the chemical shift (ppm) in NMR show?

A

Type of proton environment

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8
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What rule is associated with splitting in NMR?

A

n + 1 rule

n = number of non equivalent protons on adjacent carbon(s)

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9
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What does a singlet splitting pattern show in NMR?

A

There are no non-equivalent protons on adjacent carbon(s)

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10
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What does a doublet splitting pattern show in NMR?

A

There is 1 non-equivalent protons on adjacent carbon(s)

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11
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What does a triplet splitting pattern show in NMR?

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There are 2 non-equivalent protons on adjacent carbon(s)

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12
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What does a quartet splitting pattern show in NMR?

A

There are 3 non-equivalent protons on adjacent carbon(s)

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13
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How do you remove OH/NH?

A

Heavy water (D2O)

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14
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What does the number of peaks tell us in carbon 13?

A

The number of non-equivalent carbon environments

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15
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What does the chemical shift tell us in carbon 13?

A

Type of carbon environment

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16
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What order do you do things in a combined techniques question?

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Calculate empirical formula and use mass spec, molecular ion peak = mass of molecular formula. Work out molecular formula.
IR spec - what there is / isn’t.
NMR - build some molecules
Carbon 13 - check molecules
Mass spec - check - can you make the fragments from the molecule?