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Spectroscopic Techniques (HNMR (the number of peaks = the number of…
Spectroscopic Techniques
HNMR
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Hydrogen nuclei found in different chemical environments, the peaks on an HNMR spectrum represent each environment.
When identifying the hydrogen environments in a compound. One must consider the symmetry of the compound.
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The number of peaks gives the number of different chemical environments in which the hydrogen atoms are located.
Each hydrogen molecule / type of proton has a specific chemical shift which can allow you to identify it on a graph
Mass Spectroscopy
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Inside the mass spectrometer, some of the molecular ions break down to produce fragments.
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Infrared Spectroscopy
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If IR light is passed through a compound, it will absorb some of/all of the light at the frequencies at which its bond vibrate.
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