CH3: Atoms, Molecules, And Stoichiometry

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Unified Atomic Mass Unit Definition

One-Twelfth of the mass of a Carbon-12 Atom

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AR and MR Formula

Weight Average Mass
(1.66 ×10-27)

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Relative atomic mass definition

The average weighted mass of atoms of an element compared to the unified atomic mass unit.

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Relative molecular mass definition

The weighted average mass of a molecule compared to the unified atomic mass unit.

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Relative isotopic mass definition

The weighted average mass of an atom of an isotope compared to the unified atomic mass unit.

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Relative formula mass

The weighted average mass of one formula unit compared to the unified atomic mass.

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What is a spectrometer used for?

A mass spectrometer is used to measure isotopic abundance and mass of an element.

  1. Atoms are converted into vapor

  2. Vaporized atoms are converted into +1 ions with an electron gun.

  3. Strong magnetic field deflects the ions towards the detector

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Explain the mass/charge ratio

Since the charge is only 1, the x-axis of the graph essentially gives us the mass of the deflected ions.

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How to calculate relative atomic mass from a mass spectrometer 

∑ (Abundance x M/e)
  Total Abundance 

The total abundance may not always be 100 

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How to identify organic compounds from mass spectrometry

Fragmentation occurs where the organic compound is broken down into smaller molecules.

[M+] ion: Gives the total mass of the compound

[M + 1]: Gives the number of carbon atoms

[M + 2]: If Br/Cl is present in the sample

[M + 4]: If 2 Br/Cl atoms is present in the sample

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Formula to find the number of carbon atoms

n = (100/1.1) x (abundance [M + 1])/abundance of [M+] 

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Using the [M + 2] Peak

  • Chlorine
    If the M+ peak and the [M+2] peak is in the ratio of 3:1
    Cl35 = 75%
    Cl37 = 25% 

  • Bromine
    If the M+ peak and the [M+2] peak is in the ratio of 1:1 
    Br79 = 50%
    Br81 = 50%