Spec

Cards (14)

  • Chromophore
    the structural feature able to absorb UV/vis radiation
    UV: 200-330 nm vis: 330-700 nm
  • Quadrupolar nuclei - I >1/2
  • Strong coupling - occurs when the change in delta approaches the coupling constant (J)
    • multiplet intesities are distorted (roofing)
    • centres of multiplets may not represent
    • splitting may not represent the true coupling constants
    • spectra is harder to interpret
  • Inductive effects - dipoles - nuclear shielding
    short range
    electronegative groups - deshield the nucleus
    electropositibe groups - shield the nucleus
  • Mesomeric effects - resonance structures
  • Anisotrpic effects
    • arise from asymmetry of electron density in bonds
    • common in unsaturated systems
  • Anisotrpic effects
    • arise from asymmetry of electron density in bonds
    • common in unsaturated systems
    • produces ring currents (circulating pi electrons)
    • produces strong deshielding effects
  • 𝛍 = 𝛄I
    𝛍: magnetic dipole moment
    𝛄: magnetogyric ratio
    I: spin angular momentum (spin quantum number)
  • Mass spec resolution - R = m/𝚫m
    R: resolution
    m: the mass to be measured
    𝚫m: the separation of masses (peak width)
  • High resolution MS
    • high resolution + accuracy
    • small error margin
  • EI: electron impact ionisation
    CI: chemical ionisation (in the gas phase)
    • less energy is transferred - less fragmentation
    • the specra produce is not reproducable
    • pressure of CI gas is variable
  • IR spec
    • stretching - high energy
    • bending - lower energy
    • double and triple bonds absorb at higher frequencies (energies)
    • small atomic masses absorb at higher frequencies
    • absorption is quoted in wavenumbers (v)
  • IR spec
    • stretching - high energy
    • bending - lower energy
    • double and triple bonds absorb at higher frequencies (energies)
    • small atomic masses absorb at higher frequencies
    • absorption is quoted in wavenumbers (v)
    • the number of wavelengths per cm
  • IR regions - more conjugation = lower wave number
    fingerprint region: < 1500
    C=C: 1600-1700
    C≡C: 1900-1500
    O-H: 3000 BROAD (H-bonding)
    N-H: 3300-3500
    C-H: 3000
    S-H - 2550-2600