What can be found in the 650 to 1550 region of IR?
C bonded to heteroatom, increasing frequency with increasing electronegativity
C single bonded to C
C single bonded to O
One of the N double bonded to O peak
What can be found in the 1550 to 1650 region of IR?
C double bonded to N
C double bonded to C
N double bonded to O
What can be found in the 1800 to 1650 region of IR?
C double bonded to oxygen
Arene
What can be found in the 1800 to 2000 region of IR?
Nothing very cool
What can be found in the 2000 to 2500 region of IR?
C triple bonded to C
C triple bonded to N
X double bonded to C double bonded to Y
What can be found in the 2500 to 4000 region of IR?
C bonded to H
O bonded to H
N bonded to H
Where is Sp3 C-H found?
Sp2 C-H?
Sp C-H?
Sp3 C-H: 2850-3000
Sp2 C-H: 3000- 3100
Sp C-H: 3300
Give the base value for absorption for O-H in IR
3400
Give the base value for absorption for N-H in IR
3400
Give the base value for absorption for C-H in IR
3000
Give the base value for absorption for C triple bonded to N in IR
2250
Give the base value for absorption for C triple bonded to C in IR
2150
Give the base value for absorption for C double bonded to O in IR
1715
Give the base value for absorption for C double bonded to C in IR
1650
Give the base value for absorption for C-O in IR
1100
What is the order of things you look at for IR?
1.) C double bonded O
2.) Double bonds/rings
3.) Triple bonds
4.) Nitro groups
5.) Aliphatic Hydrocarbons
Which gives a stronger peak, OH with hydrogen bonding or without?
OH without hydrogen bonding
How many peaks does a primary amine have? secondary? tertiary?
Primary: 2 peaks
Secondary: 1 peak
tertiary: no peaks
As ring size increases and angle strain decreases the frequency increases/decreases
increases
Resonance increases/decreases frequency
decreases
An atom is NMR active if it has an odd or even mass number, odd or even atomic number or both has a spin and a resulting nuclear magnetic moment.
Odd mass number, Odd atomic number
Upfield is the left or right of the spectrum? Does it have shielding or disheilding?
Right, Sheilding
Downfield is the left or right of the spectrum? Does it have shielding or deshielding?
Left, deshielding
What compound is given a resonance frequency of 0?
TMS
What can be found in the NMR region of 1-2? (Give in increasing order)
Alkyl CH3
Alkyl CH2
Alkyl CH
What can be found in the NMR region of 1.6-2.6? (Give in increasing order)
Allylic CH (Next to double bond)
Benzyllic CH (Next to ring)
Ketone (next to carbonyl group)
What can be found in the NMR region of 1.7-3.1? (Give in increasing order)
Alkyne (CH on triple bond)
What can be found in the NMR region of 3-4? (Give in increasing order)
CH next to heteroatom, the more electronegative, the lower the ppm
Ether
Alcohol
What can be found in the NMR region of 5-6? (Give in increasing order)
Terminal Alkene
Internal Alkene
What can be found in the NMR region of 7-8? (Give in increasing order)
Aromatic ring hydrogen
What can be found in the NMR region of 9-10? (Give in increasing order)
Aldehyde hydrogen
What can be found in the NMR region of 11-12? (Give in increasing order)
Carboxylic Hydroxy RCOOH
What can be found in C NMR region of 0-77?
Sp3 carbons
What can be found in C NMR region of 77-100?
Sp carbons
What can be found in C NMR region of 110-150?
sp2 carbons in a alkene (Double bonds) and aromatic rings
What can be found in C NMR region of 160-220?
Sp2 carbons in a carbonyl group
Where are carboxylic acids and carboxylic esters found on C NMR?
160-185
Where are aldehydes and ketones found on C NMR?
190-220
How do you calculate chemical shifts of ppm for an instrument?
Difference from TMS resonance frequency/NMR instrument frequency
Give the coupling constant for cis alkenes
6-12
Give the coupling constant for trans alkenes
12-18
Give the coupling constant for geminal alkenes
0-3