1
Q
IR- 1000- 1300
A
C-O
2
Q
1630 - 1820
A
C = O (sharp peak)
3
Q
2500 - 3000
A
O - H (for a carboxylic acid) (a broad tipped peak)
4
Q
3200 - 3600
A
O - H (for an alcohol) (broad peak)
5
Q
2850 - 3100
A
C - H
6
Q
Less than 1500
A
A fingerprint.
7
Q
C = O means:
A
Ketone
Aldehyde
Carboxylic acids
8
Q
C - O means:
A
Carboxylic acids
Alcohols
Ethers
9
Q
What is IR spectroscopy used for?
A
To confirm the presence of specific types of bonds and functional groups.
AS level - Chemistry
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Decks in class (19)
# Cards
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11 May Exam10
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Reaction Pathways37
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Key definitions etc.205
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PAGs28
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Polyatomic Ions MUST KNOW11
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Chapter 2 - Atoms, Ions and Compounds25
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Chapter 3- Amount of substance17
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Chapter 4 - Acids and redox40
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Chapter 5 - Electrons Bonding30
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Chapter 632
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Chapter 7 - Periodicity26
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Chapter 8 - Reactivity Trends53
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Chapter 9 - Enthalpy Changes19
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Chapter 11 - Basic Concepts of Organic Chemistry70
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Chapter 12 - Alkanes23
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Chapter 13 - Alkenes52
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Chapters 14 & 1532
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Chapter 16 - Organic Synthesis20
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Chapter 17 - Spectroscopy9
