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Ch17 Spectroscopy

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Total cards: 7•Content version: v4•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
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What are the different types of covalent bond vibrations in IR spec and what does the frequency of vibration depend on?

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#2
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What is the fingerprint region on IR graph? Where can functional groups be identified?

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#3
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What is the fingerprint region on IR graph? Where can functional groups be identified?

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• Fingerprint region = below 1500cm-1 wavenumber ; unique peaks that can be used to identify molecule by comparison w/ spectra of known compounds. Can help distinguish if compound contains impurities if compared to known spectra of pure compound. • Above 1500cm-1 peaks are useful to identify functional groups present in molecule.

#4
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LOOK AT IR SHEET on IPAD

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#5
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What is a molecular ion on Mass Spec:

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The molecular ion peak is the peak at highest m/z value on RHS of mass spec Might be a very small peak one unit after M+ peak, known as M+1 due to small % of carbon present at carbon-13 isotope rather than carbon-12.

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#6
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What is fragmentation on a mass spec:

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• Inside mass spec, some of molecular ions undergo fragmentation, where they break down into smaller fragments (covalent bonds break). • The fragment ions produce other peaks seen in mass spec • When M+ breaks down it produces both positively charged fragment ions and radicals, but only positive ions can be detected (not uncharged radicals)

#7
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LOOK THROUGH MASS SPEC SHEET ON IPAD

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