The charts desdignated as 2,
are for an alkane.
The charts desdignated as 2, are for an alkane. . Flowchart for two unknowns detailing...
Organic Chemistry - Using the following IR anaylsis identify the
major peaks and possible functional group identity. Using the two
NMR spectra, discuss the integration of peaks, chemical shifts, and
splitting. Using the mass spectra, identify molecular weight and
important fragments to confirm the structure. Draw the fragments
that correspond to each peak in the mass spectra. Draw the
structure of the unknown that corresponds to all available data.
additional information: Unknown ‘J’ is a alkane.
H-NMR multiplet, 1OH triplet,...
Please intereperet all spectra fully.
Solid U IR Mass Spec. Mt 100- 80 60- 40 0 50 75 100 150 175 m/z Solid U H-NMR doublet, 2H doublet, 2H broad singlet, 1H PPM "C-NMR PPM Solid Unknown Information: Unknown #: Melting Point Infrared Analysis: Explain below how the infrared spectrum led you to select the functional group present in your unknown. Remember, your unknown must belong to one of the following functional groups: alcohol, aldehyde, amine, carboxylic acid, ketone, or...
Must know the unknowns name and structure.
NAME IR & 13C NMR Unknown Your mission is to determine the structure of your unknown from the molecular formula, IR and 'SC NMR spectra. Assign all of your 3C NMR absorptions. You want to know which resonances correspond to which parts of the product's structure. The best way to do this is to draw a picture of the molecule right on the NMR spectrum then label each C on the molecule with...
Provide the correct structure for your unknown based on the
spectroscopic data provided. Provide the correct name for your
compound. Either the IUPAC name, or a commonly accepted name (i.e.,
ethyl acetate in place of ethyl ethanoate) will be accepted.IR
spectrum: Assign as many peaks as possible. In particular, you
should assign peaks that were important in making your structural
interpretation (i.e. functional group peaks such as OH, C=O, N-H,
etc.).
1H-NMR spectrum: Assign all the peaks in the spectrum...
MS ID a minimum of two fragments excluding M Relative Intensity M : mle Nitrogen: Yes/No Halogen(s): 50 100 IR Label the peaks that characterize the structure Functional Group(s): HNMR Label each peak with the type of hydrogen from the structure Molecular Structure: What is the structure of the molecule for Integrated Spectra Problem #1?. Deduce it by using the molecular mass (M+) and fragment information on the MS spectrum, the IR functional groups, and the information from the H-...
Determine structure for each of the compounds provided on the next pages. Show work and logic, including ID calculation. Assign stretches to IR spectrum. Determine possible functional group. Use NMR spectrum to determine groupings, peaks and structure-IDENTITY of the unknown. Logic and brief explanation is required for full marks. Compound K CH2O2 HD calculation and interpretation Compound K CHO 1000 **3000 * 2000 1500
bined Spectra Problems All Together": within mbined Spectra Problems friends, the moment has come... pre puring the past two semesters, we have talked about infrared spectros- (IR), 'H-NMR spectroscopy, "C-NMR spectroscopy, and Mass spec trometry (MS). We've also talked about using information gathered from the mass spectrum to generate a molecular formula and the index of hydro- gen deficiency which helps us determine information about our compound when there isn't any available. The moment has come in which we piece...
wolned Spectra Problems it all together": mbined Spectra Problems The Combin friends, the moment has come... During the past two semesters, we have talked about infrared spectros- y (IR), 'H-NMR spectroscopy, "C-NMR spectroscopy, and Mass spec- trometry (MS). We've also talked about using information gathered from the mass spectrum to generate a molecular formula and the index of hydro- gen deficiency which helps us determine information about our compound when there isn't any available. The moment has come in which...
On the following pages are two problems. You have a molecular
formula, an IR, a 1H NMR and a 13C NMR. For
each
problem:
a. (1 pt) Calculate the index of hydrogen deficiency.
b. (4 pts) Propose a structure that is consistent with the
spectra.
c. (1 pt) Indicate the important peaks in the IR and what features
in your structure they correlate to. (Ignore the
fingerprint region.) Keep in mind that the IR can sometimes be
confusing.
d. (2...
A fellow research chemist. Dr. Al Kaloid purchased a compound for his group's latest synthesis elect Unfortunately, the label on the bottle was badly damaged during shipping. Dr. Kaloid was able to obtain the MS data of m - 150 well as the IR. "C NMR and H NMR data provided below. You will Interpret all of the data provided on the spectre below, as well as the questions on the next page), to correctly elucidate the structure of the...