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A comprehensive overview of spectroscopy, covering mass spectrometry, ir spectroscopy, uv-vis spectroscopy, and nmr spectroscopy. It includes key concepts, principles, and applications of each technique, along with examples and explanations. Structured as a series of questions and answers, making it an effective study guide for students learning about spectroscopy. It covers topics such as electron impact ionization, fragmentation, vibrational frequency, chemical shift, and more, providing a solid foundation in spectroscopic analysis. It is useful for exam preparation and understanding the fundamental principles of spectroscopy.
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Spectroscopy - correct answer the study of the interaction of electromagnetic radiation with matter Mass spectrometry - correct answer provides insight into the mass of a molecule and the fragment that compose molecular weight Mass spectrometry does not involve what? - correct answer electromagnetic radiation In a ______________, a sample in the gas phase is ionized, and the mass to charge ratio m/z and relative abundance of the resulting ions are measured - correct answer Mass spectrometry Any species with an unpair e- is called: - correct answer radical The process of producing molecular ion, M+(g) is called - correct answer electron impact ionization Mass spectrometry is used to - correct answer Determine a compound's mass/MW A mass spectrum plots the _______________(y-axis) of gaseous ions against the _____________ , m/z (x-axis) - correct answer relative abundance; Mass-to-charge ratio Electron impact ion knocks off an electron from a molecule of the sample to produce the _________ - correct answer molecular ion, M+ Nitrogen Rule (MS) - correct answer Odd # of MW = Odd # of N Even # of MW = Even # of N or none _______________ gives rise to the peaks with smaller m/z values - correct answer Fragmentation The most intense (tallest) peak in a mass spectrum is called the - correct answer base peak The value of m/z is __________ to the ion's mass - correct answer equal The presence of 13C gives rise to an __________ that is typically much smaller than the M+ peak - correct answer M+1 peak The presence of bromine and chlorine can be identified by the intensity of an _____________ - correct answer M+2 peak For chlorine, the M+ and M+2 ratio is:
For bromine, the M+ and M+2 ratio is: - correct answer 3:1 and 1: The intensity of the M+1 peak relative to that of the M+ peak is proportional to the number of ________ in the molecule - correct answer carbons M+1 peak represents a molecular ion containing what? - correct answer heavy isotope Fragmentation via ______________ tends to take place when a molecule has a functional group with a lone pair of electrons - correct answer alpha cleavage Alcohols tend to exhibit mass peaks that result from the loss of _____ or ______ - correct answer H ; H2O Fragmentation via a ________ is observed for molecules that contain a carbonyl group and a hydrogen bonded to a gamma carbon - correct answer mclafferty rearrangement Estimation of Carbons using M+1 formula: - correct answer # of C atoms = (Intensity of M+1/Intensity of M+)*100%/1.1% IR Spectroscopy is used to determine: - correct answer functional groups In _________ spectroscopy, a range of frequencies of infrared radiation is sent through a sample, and the amount of radiation absorbed at each frequency is measured - correct answer IR In an IR spectrum, the y-axis ___________ is plotted against IR frequency, in unit of ______________ (x-axis) - correct answer transmittance; Wavenumbers (cm^-1) The region below ~1400 cm-1 is called the - correct answer fingerprint region In a __________ vibration, the distance between two atoms in a chemical bond grows longer and shorter - correct answer stretching In a _________ vibration, an angle becomes larger and smaller - correct answer bending The highest-frequency vibrations in an organic molecule are those of _______, because H is very light - correct answer Q-H bonds ( where Q is a heavy atom like C,O,N) Vibrational frequency decreases in order of: - correct answer triple bond > double bond
single bond As the magnitude of the dipole undergoing, vibration increases. Thus, ___________ bonds such as C=O and O-H tend to have strong IR absorptions, whereas
NMR spectroscopy uses: - correct answer electromagnetic radiation from the radio frequency (RF), called radio waves NMR stands for - correct answer nuclear magnetic resonance The re-emitted frequencies of NMR are recorded as a: - correct answer A Free Induction Decay (FID) An NMR spectrum plots the ________ (y-axis) of each signal emitted by the sample against __________ (x-axis), a quantity related to relative frequency - correct answer intensity ; Chemical shift (ppm) A nucleus possesses spin and thus can be studied with NMR spectroscopy, making it NMR active, if it has an ____ number of protons, an _____ number of neutrons, or both.
Atoms that are ___________have nuclei that reside in different chemical environments.