Spectroscopic Methods - Absorption Spectra Flashcards

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Why do we need to carry out structural analysis?

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Because we need to identify and characterise compounds with a high degree of confidence.

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Briefly, what is absorption spectra?

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Is the measurement of interaction between molecules, ions, or atoms and electromagnetic radiation.

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Briefly, what is U.Vis Spectroscopy?

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Identifies chromophoric groups, and provides information about organic compounds with conjugated double bonds.

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What is infrared used for?

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To identify functional groups and unique comparison with authentic sample from fingerprint region.

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Briefly, what is the basis of IR spectroscopy?

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The absorption of IR radiation and higly specific frequencies resulting in the furthering of vibration/ movement of a bond/ between two atoms.

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What is NMR used for? (H context)

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Provides number of protons, proton environments etc.

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Briefly, what is the basis of NMR?

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In a molecule, different hydrogens experience different levels of shielding and therefore severity of the magnetic field. We can measure the changes.

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What is the relationship between the population of an energy level, and the energy level?

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The bigger the energy difference, the bigger the population difference, and vice versa.

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What can the energy of the wave be defined by?

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Wavelength, wavenumber, frequency and delta of occasion (NMR).

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In terms of spectrometers, what is a continuous wave?

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Involves irradiating the sample by sweeping/scanning through the entire wavelength range.

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In terms of spectrometers, what is a Fourier transform?

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The sample is irradiated by all wavelengths/ frequencies all at once. Carries out conversions from the time, to frequency domain. Much more sensitive.

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