structure determenation Flashcards

1
Q

what is the difference between carbon 12 and 13

A

carbon 12 has no nuclear spin and carbon 13 does

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2
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what is resonance

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the cycle of excitation and relaxation in an NMR spectrometer

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3
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what is chemical shift

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the place in the spectera where the nucleus absorbs energy and is related to the difference in frequency between that of the resonating nucleus and TMS

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4
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what is TMS defined as in NMR

A

zero

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5
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why is TMS used as zero

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as it is unreactive,non-toxic,easy to remove from the sample and gives a sharp strong peak

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6
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what will a carbon NMR tell you

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The number of different carbon enviroments from the number of different peaks
the type of enviroment using chemical shift

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7
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what will a carbon NMR not tell you

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the number of carbon atoms responsible for each peak

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8
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what do the protons interact with in proton-NMR

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the protons interact with radio waves

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9
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what is the frequency of the interaction of protons determined by

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the frequency of the interaction of protons is determined by the enviroment they are in

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10
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what information does a proton NMR give you

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number of peaks=number of proton enviroments
chemical shift gives type of proton enviroment
relative peak areas gives proportion of protons in each enviroment
spin-spin coupling gives info about protons on neighbouring carbon atoms

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11
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what is coupling

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the frequency at which a proton interacts with the radio wave can be influenced by protons on neighbouring carbon atoms

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12
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what is the n+1 rule

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n hydrogens on an adjacent carbon atom will split into n+1 peaks

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13
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what is the ratio of peaks in a triplet

A

1:2:1

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14
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what is the ratio of peaks in a quartet

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1:3:3:1

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15
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what is double coupling

A

on middle of the chain carbons

the protons can couple to both of the carbon groups next to it

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16
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what is the criteria for the solvent used in proton NMR

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solvent must not contain any hydrogens if not the atoms in the solvent will also interact with the radio waves as they have an odd mass number

17
Q

what is the common solvent used in proton NMR

A

tetrachloromethane

18
Q

what is deutrium

A

an isotope of hydrogen with a mass number of 2
a proton and a neutron
same chemicals properties as a hydrogen atom

19
Q

why is deutrium inivisble on an NMR spectrum

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as it has no NMR signature