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NMR Spetroscopy

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Obtain information on chemical & structural environment of nuclei

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IR Spectroscopy

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Information about types of bonds present

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Mass Spectrometry

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Technique effectively weighs molecules

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UV/Vis Spectroscopy

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Gives a characteristic absorption spectrum

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X-Ray Crystallography

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Determines the position of atoms within a crystal

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Elemental analysis

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Percentage-by-mass of elements in a compound determined

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HNMR 0-3ppm

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Protons bonded to sp3 C without electronegative

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HNMR 3-5ppm

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Protons bonded to sp3 C with electronegative

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HNMR 5-10ppm

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Protons bonded to sp2 C (double bonds & aromatic)

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HNMR Coupling and Integration

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Coupling present (usually seen over 3 bonds), Integration possible as area proportional to protons responsible

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HNMR Solvents

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Deuterochloroform (CDCl3) = 7.26ppm

Deuteromethanol (CD3OD) = 3.35ppm (quintet), 4.8ppm

d6-Dimethyl sulphoxide (d6-DMSO, (CD3)2SO) = 2.50ppm (quintet)

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HNMR Amine RNH2 or R2NH

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0.5 -4.5ppm

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HNMR Aromatic amines ArNH2 or ArNHR

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3-6ppm

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HNMR Amides RCONH2 or RCONHR

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5-12ppm

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HNMR Alcohols ROH

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0.5 - 4.5ppm

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HNMR Phenols ArOH

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4.5 - 10ppm

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HNMR Carboxylic acids RCOOH

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9-15ppm

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HNMR How to improve OH & NH peaks

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Peaks very broad and coupling not usually seen due to proton exchange
If rate slowed down, OH & NH signals become sharper & couplings seen -> achieved using d6-DMSO as solvent or making very dilute sample

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13CNMR 0-50ppm

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sp3 C without electronegative

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13CNMR 50-100ppm

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sp3 C with electronegative

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13CNMR 100-150ppm

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sp2 C (double bonds & aromatic) without electronegative

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13CNMR 150-200ppm

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sp2 C with electronegative

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13CNMR Carbonyl Acids/Amides

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160-175ppm

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13CNMR Aldehyde & Ketones

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~200ppm, Ketones typically just over, Aldehydes typically just under

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13CNMR C=N

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Usually in 150-200ppm range but can be as low as 120ppm

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13CNMR Electronegative substituents

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Oxygen = +50ppm
Chlorine = +30ppm
Alkyl = +9ppm
Phenyl ring/C=C = +20ppm

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13CNMR Coupling and Integration

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Coupling usually not taken into account as 13C spectra proton decoupled & Integration can’t be used as size of peak may be qualitative indicator but not always the case e.g. quaternary C resonances usually weaker as no protons attached to make it relax faster

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13CNMR Solvents

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Deuterochloroform (CDCl3) = 77.0 ppm (1:1:1 triplet)

Deuteromethanol (CD3OD) = 49.1 ppm (septet)

d6-Dimethyl sulphoxide (d6-DMSO, (CD3)2SO) = 39.6ppm (septet)

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IR four regions

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2500 - 4000cm^-1 = Vibrations of X-H
2000 - 2500cm^-1 = Vibrations of Triple bonds
1500 - 1900cm^-1 = Vibrations of Double bonds
<1500cm^-1 = Fingerprint region

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IR C-H

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2900-3200cm^-1 (sharp but usually multiple so peak spread out)

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IR O-H

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3500-3600cm^-1 (sharp, if not involved in H bonding)

2900-3500cm^-1 (broad, if involved in H bonding)

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IR N-H

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~3300cm^-1 (sharp)

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IR NH2

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~3300cm^-1 (sym) & ~3400cm^-1 (asym) [sharp,strong]

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IR R-CN

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2220 -2260cm^-1

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IR R-CC-H

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2100-2140cm^-1

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IR R-CC-R’

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~2200cm^-1 (weak)

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IR RCOCl (acid chloride)

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1750-1815cm^-1 (sharp & strong)

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IR RC(O)OC(O)R (acid anhydride)

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1740-1790cm^-1 (asym) & 1800-1850cm^-1 (sym) [sharp & strong]

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IR ROC(O)OR (carbonates)

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1740-1780cm^-1 (sharp & strong)

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IR RCOOR (ester)

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1735-1750cm^-1 (sharp & strong)

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IR RC(O)H (aldehyde)

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1730cm^-1 (sharp & strong)

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IR R2C=O (ketone)

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1715cm^-1 (sharp & strong)

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IR RCOOH (carboxylic acid)

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1700-1740cm^-1 (sharp & strong)

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IR RCONR2 (amide)

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1640-1690cm^-1 (sharp & strong)

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IR RCO2- (carboxylate anion)

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1300-1420cm^-1 & 1550-1610cm^-1 (sharp & strong)

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IR C=C

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~1640cm^-1 (weak)

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IR Benzene rings

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1500-1600cm^-1 (2 or 3 sharp absorptions)

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IR NO2 (nitro groups)

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1350cm^-1 (sym) and 1530cm^-1 (asym)

49
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IR Fingerprint region

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many kind of bond vibrations found here, highly specific for each individual compound. Peaks not usually selected from here to individually assign

50
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Mass Spectra ionisation technique

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electrospray = (M+H)+

electron impact = M+

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CNMR Alkyne (sp C)

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70-100ppm

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IR Vibrating Diatomic formula

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f = ((2[pi]c)^-1)(k/μ)^0.5 where μ = m1m2/(m1+m2)

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IR Absorption criterion

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If no change in the dipole moment when the bond stretches then it will not absorb IR at all

54
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IR Carbonyl strengthening/weakening

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Anything that strengthens C=O give rise to absorption at higher freq ->strengthened by electron withdrawing
Anything that weakens C=O give rise to absorption at lower freq -> weakened by electron donating

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IR Conjugation

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Lowers base frequency by 20-30cm^-1

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IR ring structure

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smaller the ring size, higher the stretching frequency -> doesn’t alter strength of bond significantly but increases resistance via repulsion

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