MS data:
M+ (parent peak) = 86
Percent of carbon = 69.8%
Percent of hydrogen = 11.6%
Percent of oxygen = 18.6%
To calculate empirical formula
Converting mass of each element to moles using molar mass
molar mass of carbon = 69.8/12 = 5.8
molar mass of hydrogen = 11.6 / 1 = 11.6
molar mass of oxygen = 18.6 / 16 = 1.16
Dividing each mole value by the smallest number of moles calculated. Round to the nearest whole number.
Number of carbon = 5.8/1.16 = 5
Number of hydrogen = 11.6/1.16 = 10
Number of oxygen = 1.16/1.16 = 1
Empirical formula = C5H10O
Molecular weight of empirical formula is 86 and hence molecular formula is same that is C5H10O
Degree of Unsaturation (DOU) is also known as Double Bond Equivalent. If the molecular formula is given, DoU can be calculated as follows
DoU = 2C+2+N−X−H
2
C is the number of carbons
N is the number of nitrogens
X is the number of halogens (F, Cl, Br, I)
H is the number of hydrogens
Molecular formula = C5H10O
Sites of unsaturation = 1
1H NMR data:
NMR peak value (ppm) |
Protons |
Indication |
5.4 |
1H |
proton attached to CH2 |
4.1 |
2H |
CH2 attached to electronegative atom such as oxygen |
2.4 |
1H |
Broad peak due to exchangeable proton (OH) |
1.8 |
3H |
CH3 attached to quaternary carbon |
1.7 |
3H |
CH3 attached to quaternary carbon |
13C NMR data:
NMR peak value (ppm) |
Indication |
110 |
Alkene carbon |
105 |
Alkene carbon attached to proton (CH) |
64 |
Aliphatic CH2 attached to oxygen |
42 |
Aliphatic CH3 |
40 |
Aliphatic CH3 |
IR data:
IR peak (cm-1) |
Indication |
3200 broad peak |
O-H stretch |
2900 |
Aliphatic C-H stretch |
1650 |
C=C stretch of alkene |
All above data confirms following structure
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spectral problem its all one problem
1) identify the compounds for each group of spectra (mass,
proton, carbon and IR)
2) assign the proton and carbon and IR spectra. identify at
least two possible fragmentation on the mass spectrum
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