analysis Flashcards

(22 cards)

1
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what is analysis in chemistry

A

proving what we have

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2
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what is a chemical test in analysis

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reacting something with something else
e.g. react an alkene with bromine water and it changes from orange to colourless

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3
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what are physical tests in analysis

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melting points and boiling points tests

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4
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what are the 3 ways to analyse substances

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chemical, physical tests and spectroscopy

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5
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what are the 2 types of spectroscopy’s and what are they used for

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infrared - covalent bond movement
mass spectroscopy - breaking organic molecules into smaller pieces (fragments)

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6
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how do mass spectrometers work

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sample is vapourised in vaporiser
accelerated in ions beam
magnetic field changes their path and they are detected on the detector

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7
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how is spectrometry used in the real world

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police use it to find drugs looking for a single peak

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8
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how is spectrometry used in organics

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RFM of fragments of molecule will show peaks
helping being able to tell structural isomers apart

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9
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what does the height of the peak mean in spectrometry

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it doesn’t mean anything - just look where the peaks are

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10
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are fragments negative or positive and how do you know this

A

positive
electrons bombard sample

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10
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what is the name you assign the position at Mr

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M+

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11
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what do you do to peaks you cant assign

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don’t worry - ignore them

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12
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what direction do you work with the molecule when finding fragments

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start with the whole molecule and work backwards - find breaks between C-C / C-N / C-O / O-H -

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13
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where do you split fractions most often

A

functional groups

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14
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describe the science behind infared

A

Bonds within molecules with dipoles absorb IR at certain frequencies leading to a spectrum.
Even if molecules do not have an overall dipole

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15
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uses of infrared spectra

A

detectives use to identify paint

15
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how to determine if a compound is an aldehyde or a ketone

A

add potassium dichromate solution
aldehyde turns from orange to green

16
Q

what do inverted peaks on IR spectra mean

A

absorb radiation

17
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what does an OH on a carboxylic acid vs alcohol look like on IR spectra

A

carboxylic acid: sitting on top of the C-H absorption (300ish)
alcohol: sitting to left of C-H absorption - less broad

17
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what does C=O bond look like on IR spectra

18
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what does data booklet mean by broad

A

bottom isnt pointy