Ultraviolet and Infrared Spectroscopy Flashcards

1
Q

What is required for absorption of electromagnetic radiation to occur in a molecule?

A

The energy of the photon must match the difference between two energy states in the molecule (ground state to excited state)

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2
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The larger the energy difference between two states-

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the higher the energy of radiation needed for absorption

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3
Q

Higher energy light (UV-visible) causes

A

electronic excitation

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4
Q

Lower energy radiation (infrared) causes

A

vibrational excitation

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5
Q

What bonds absorb at a wavelength of between 4000-2500

A

Bonds to hydrogen (C-H, O-H, N-H)

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6
Q

What bonds absorb at a wavelength of 2500-2000

A

Triple bonds

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7
Q

What bonds absorb at a wavelength of 2000-1500

A

Double bonds

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8
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What bonds absorb at a wavelength of 1500-400

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Single bonds

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9
Q

The higher the percent s-character-

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the stronger the bond and the higher the wavelength of absorption

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10
Q

What bonds in the IR spectrum absorb at around 3000-2850 cm-1

A

Csp3-H bonds (alkane)

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11
Q

What bonds absorb at 3150-3000 cm-1

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Csp2-H bonds (alkene, double bond)

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12
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What bonds absorb at 3300 cm-1

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Csp-H bonds (alkyne, triple bond)

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13
Q

What compounds absorb at 1600, 1500

A

Benzene

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14
Q

What molecules absorb at 3600-3300

A

Alcohols

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15
Q

What molecules absorb at 3500 - 3300

A

Amine, N-H

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16
Q

What bonds absorb at 2830-2700 IR

A

Aldehydes (Csp2-H)

17
Q

What functional group absorbs at 1730 IR

A

Aldehyde (C double bond O)

18
Q

What functional group absorbs at 1715 IR

A

Ketone (C double bond O)

19
Q

What functional group absorbs at 1745 - 1735

A

Ester (C doulbe bond O)

20
Q

What functional group absorbs at 1680-1630 IR

A

Amide (C double bond O) (N-H at 3400 - 3200)

21
Q

What functional group aborbs at 3500-2500 (O-H) and 1710 (CdoublebondO)

A

Carboxylic acid

22
Q

What functional group absorbs at 2250

A

Nitrile (ctriple bondN)

23
Q

What are the two main uses of UV Spectroscopy

A

Measure at one wavelength and record full spectrumm

24
Q

The Beer-Lambert Law to calculate the relationship for the fraction of light absorbed on passage through a solution

A

log10(IncI/EmeI) = e x c x length = A
(IncI = Incident light intensity) (EmeI = emergent light intensity) (e = molar decadic extinction coefficient)

25
Q

The wavelength of violet

A

380 - 450

26
Q

Indigo

A

420-440

27
Q

Blue

A

450-495

28
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Green

A

495-570

29
Q

Yellow

A

570-590

30
Q

Orange

A

590-620

31
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Red

A

620-750

32
Q

Requires the use of potent vacuum pumps

A

MS

33
Q

Only detects ionised molecule

A

MS

34
Q

Is able to distinguish between isotopes and provides insight into their natural abundance

A

MS

35
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