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Chapter 15Chapter 15 Structure Determination by Spectroscopy II: UV-Vis & Mass
15.1 Ultraviolet-Visible Spectroscopy
UV region: 200 – 400 nm (143 - 71.5 Kcal/mol) Visible region: 400 – 800 nm (71.5- 36 Kcal/mol)
Electronic transition in a molecule to excite an electron from an occupied MO to an antibonding MO is possible
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UV absorptionUV absorption
Much Broader than IR and NMR(radio wave)
each electronic state has numerous vibrational (IR region absorption) and rotational (microwave) sublevels
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Absorbance (A)
A =log(Io/I)
where Io= the intensity of the light stricking the sample
I = the intensity of the light emerging from the sample
A= cl at max (Lambert-beer law)
Where = molar extinction coefficient, c=concentration, l= path length
Quantitative analysis is possible
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15.2 Types of Electronic Transition
* transition of ethane: max= 135nm
* transition of ethene: max= 165nm, e = 10,000
No UV absorption (alkane is good solvent for UV spectroscopy)
max for * transition increases as the number of conjugated pi bond increases, then UV or Visible absorption is possible
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15.3 UV-Visible Spectroscopy in Structure Determination
Quantitative analysis of known compound Good!
Qualitative analysis for unknown compound
not as good as IR and UV Good
peaks are broad and the same chromophore gives the same spectrum
Chromophore: the part of the molecule that is responsible for the absorption of UV or visible light
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UV-B: 295~320 nm causing sun-burn (cancer !)
sunscreen
ozone in the upper atmosphere
PABA (p-benzoic acid) on the skin 616 Focus On
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15.4 Mass Spectrometry
Used to measure the molecular mass of a compound, then the molecular formula can be speculated
When molecules in the vapor phase is bombarded with high-energy electron beam, molecular ion (radical cation) is generated.
The molecular ion pass through a magnetic field. Here the charged ptcles are deflected according to mass to charge ratio (m/z).
Most abundant ion: base ion (value of 100)
Molecular ion
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15.5 Determining the Molecular Formula
Low-resolution mass spectrometer (LRMS):provides the masses of the ions to the nearest whole number
High-resolution mass spectrometer (HRMS): provides the masses to several decimal places
Ex) CO2, C2H4O, and C3H8
in LRMS m/z = 44
in HRMS m/z = 43.9898, 44.0262, and 44.0626, respectively
Using HRMS, atomic wt. & exact mass ( 619 Table 15.2) and
relative intensity of isotope peaks ( 620 Table 15.3) can be
obtained
Ex) benzene: = 78, M+1:6.8%, M+2:0.2% 13C:1.1% of 12C previous page
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15.6 Fragmentation of the Molecular Ion
The structure of the molecular ion (radical cation)
The compound with only sigma bond; the location of the odd electron and the positive charge is not certain.
The compound with nonbonding or pi electrons; the structure of radical cation is quite well known
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Fragmentation of the radical cation; a small, stable molecule can be easily formed
Therefore the M+ peak is very small for primary and secondary alcohol.
For terriary alcohol it is usually undetactable.
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Fragmentation of the Molecular Ion (radical cation)
Alkane
very
unstable
relatively
stable
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There is no 99 !
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Alkene
Major pathway
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Benzylic compound
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Alcohols1) Elimination of water
2) Cleavage of the bonds between the hydroxy carbon and an adjacent carbon
CH3CH CH2
O HHCH3CH CH2 + H2O
Major
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Aldehydes and Ketone
1) Major fragmentation pathway: the cleavage of the bonds to the carbonyl group
2) McLafferty reattangement
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