Spectroscopy Flashcards

1
Q

final peak on a mass spectroscopy

A

molecular ion peak

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2
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4 stages of mass spectroscopy

A

ionization
acceleration
deflection
detection

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3
Q

how is relative molecular mass found from mass spec

A

molecular ion peak

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4
Q

how is relative atomic mass found from mass spectroscopy

A

isotopic abundance

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5
Q

ionization equation of M

A

M(g) + e- > M+<strong>.</strong>(g) + 2e-

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6
Q

fragmentation equation of M to P and Q

A

M+<strong>.</strong> > P+ + Q<strong>.</strong>

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7
Q

why is CHCl3 not used as a solvent for proton nmr

A

contains 1H atoms (protons)

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8
Q

proton nmr splitting

A

number of protons on adjacent atom + 1

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9
Q

what does chemical shift show

A

how exposed the nucleus is

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10
Q

area under peak in nmr

A

number of C’s or H’s in that environment

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11
Q

standard used in 1H or 13C nmr

A

tetramethylsilane TMS
Si(CH3)4

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12
Q

why is TMS used as a standard for nmr (4)

A

all C’s and H’s are equivalent
C nd H nuclei are highly shielded as Si has low electronegativity
cheap
non-toxic

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14
Q

number of peaks in 13C nmr

A

number of different C environments

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