Spectrometry Flashcards

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What is fragmentation?

A

The breaking of a molecule into ions in order for it to be passed through the spectrometer, this can be analysed to differentiate molecules with the same Mr

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What is IR spectroscopy?

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It is when molecules of multiple atoms absorb IR light at certain wavenumbers

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What do dips in a spectra show us?

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IR absorption

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4
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How do C-H bonds present on a spectra?

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They are thick and slightly notched

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How are C=C bonds presented on a spectrum?

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They are sharp and may have a smaller additional dip next to it

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How are C=O bonds presented on a spectrum?

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They are shown with a sharp peak besides C=C and is higher in absorption (ie longer peak)

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How are O-H bonds of alcohols presented on a spectrum?

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They are shown with a smooth broad peak that looks like a whale’s mouth upside down

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How are O-H bonds in carboxylic acids are presented on a spectrum?

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A mountainous sharp broad peak

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9
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When do we use high-res mass spectrometry?

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When 2 compounds have the same molecular formula

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