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Xray Crysallography
Xray beam onto crystal structure to determine structure.
Mass Spectrometry
Characterizes by mass.
IR Spectroscopy
Data produced in a spectra based on how a compound interacts with light
Heavier atoms = frequency > or <
Lower frequency
The stronger the bond the frequency …
Increases
Dipole moment
Polar covalent bond where electrons are shared unequally due to differences in electronegativity.
Covalent bonds
Electrons are shared.
Nonpolar
Share electrons equally, same en
Polar
Unequal sharing of electrons between atoms in a bond, resulting in a dipole moment. Different en.
C-H Polarity Exception
They are nonpolar
Fingerprint Region
<1400
C-C Wavenumbers
1200 cm^-1
C=C Wavenumbers
1660 cm^-1
C3C Wavenumbers
<2200 cm^-1
Symmetrical cc bonds are IR active or inactive?
Inactive
sp3 hybridized C wavenumbers
2800-3000 cm^-1
sp2 hybridized C
3000-3200 cm^-1 (3000 cutoff)
sp hybridized C
3300 cm^-1 (sharp peak)
Alcohol Wavenumber
3300 cm^-1, BROAD
Carboxylic Acid Wavenumber
3000 cm^-1, Extra BROAD
Amines C-H Wavenumbers
3300 cm^-1, Broad with spikes
C=O Wavenumbers
1710-1725 cm^-1
Carboxylic Ester C=C Wavenumbers
1735 cm^-1
Aldehyde C-H Wavenumbers
2700-2800 cm^-1
C-N Wavenumbers (All)
Same as C-C but more intense