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The document discusses molecular formulas, their elemental analysis, and the insights that can be derived from them, including the Index of Hydrogen Deficiency and the Rule of Thirteen. It also covers infrared spectroscopy, detailing the infrared absorption process and the characteristic absorption peaks for various functional groups. Additionally, it highlights the significance of molecular structure in determining the absorption characteristics in infrared spectroscopy.

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1.

MOLECULAR FORMULAS AND WHAT


CAN BE LEARNED FROM THEM
:

1.1 Elemental Analysis and calculations ( ) ⑧ Sump )e


③ ED 2

H2O

[☆ ?
ε

15

☆ H , Lempirisal 1a )

Sal 5 so fommualtyws]

( moleculan formulan
] K
(
□ SBCl J

} [☆


vmpoon ?

? ←

☆ ?

☆ ,

( ☆, S ]

9 . 83 mg - 6 :6

35
= .
mY

( 6
m

10 Dg

: CnH 402 C .4 lHz8 b 4

mass sBectrometry
3

CH 3 30 ) : C2 H 6
ex ) " Mass :
1.4 Index of Hydrogen Deficiency (

. ☆ [ NS , AsssbsBi )
β , 21□

EaHo CaHnal O ,

6 ( osS , sesTe ) )

H H H H

cidat
H
' t
-


GaH 6 EaH 6 O

[δ , Cl , Br , f , ( )
7

⑥ )

HA *

Calto Calts

index [ ] " 1
,
1

↓ + ] 1
index ] 3 ⑨
2
s
2
,

index f 2
'

[E

inaleaz

)

indeal
①②
.

ex ] EaH 3 ClsO : CaH . ( CnHnta ) ←> H index <ω ) ←


0

high Nlas☆
resolution
1

1.5 The rule of thirteen ;

> 16, □ ,


2. INFRARED SPECTROSCOPY
IR / peak / /
heteroatom .

, α

i
λ

6600

L, (


,
in filp 2.3 The Modes of Stretching and Bending
uurwig

3, |E ☆

csot )

F HON0- LoMU 6G

‰ IO 0 E *☆ ☆β 20 □

,
=
; Daak

IR

4 C←
,
L3 6 , 28 orm , :Ce
Cisheagginghy?
4~
.
1250 gat )

symmetria
cm |
sum on2Sdum sfy( wavenombery : 4000 400
m
h : 2 .

2.1 The Infrared Absorption Process

IR , ,

(E)

(azb
d☆ S 3

LG CH . !

electrical 3

dipole ?

—> IR
electrical dipole peak


anhydriahe !

[3 9 D : FB X
L3 IR

λ C OC EC =
CEE
← s

θ)

reduced mass

( ☆

bital
← , M☆ ☆ *

S $S 01 .
< 261
.

β
3

• s character

( , !)

C=O Stretching vibration at 1715 cm-1 ↓ ( 6)


]
Conjugated ketone : 1675-1680 cm-1 δ P' , >

β ? ←

atom negative charge

1700 ? ?
(?

360 □ 4

shar

7
*


▪ ➡
[ X ]

tsharpo
stronay

Peas )
-

brodl

Tstrongabsorption 3200 ~ 3400

"
CH 3000 cm

+ 3
3ZD0 ~
3460

C=O present? 1820-1660 cm-1 -


CHE OH CH 3
if C=O is present
C

Acids Ot -
ClHa - .
CH 3

Amides N-H
medium absorption near 3400 cm-1
Esters C-O
strong absorption near 1300-1000 cm-1
Anhydrides two C=O
absorptions near 1810 & 1760 cm-1
θ Aldehydes aldehyde C-H
( broad )
two weak absorptions near 2850 & 2750 cm-1
Ketones ) <
!

other than preceding choices

If C=O is absent
Alcohols, phenols
O-H Broad absorption near 3400-3300 cm-1
C-O near 1300-1000 cm-1

Amines
N-H medium absorption near 3400 cm-1
Ethers
C-O near 1300-1000 cm-1,
absence of O-H (3400 cm-1)
🔷 Alkanes

[ -

IH stretch 3000 ~
2840 Eml [ Sp3 ε -H )

1465
. ClHa bending cm
C← E !

cms 1000

bending
gow
ClHs 1B7s
= ) momosubstitode

1000 am

P
1B 7 S 4 CH .
"
770 cm

I 1 bg

30 O0

cig
s lid : EBr Ba E6 H3 ←
sample
Eliquiah :

'

7 OD

☆ Strain d

146 g

GSPrEH

Alkenes 31 Ocmi "

□ NO

EIHstretah 309s ~ 3010 cm !


"
= ( SP ← H )

CIt 650
out of plane Loop) bending 1000 ~
-
am

)
,

o
C← G stretah 1660 ~
1600 cml

s Eoj ugaation C= C
,
FR

3 (twams )

G97

C=C trans
C - C stretah : 1 b7on 1640 aml traps s 167 □ aml

cis 1688 ] strams


3 cm [ 53 symmetry weak peak Cb

conjugation effects
-conjugation compound Alkynes
D !
B EE - It stretch 3300 cm ( sPE -H )
λ

.
EEC stretch 2150 cl
simgle boml amanwnater

Esbwocm
"
s conjugation C
, disubstitwted or
symmetr.

The C-H out-of-plane bending vibrations for substituted


alkenes
-IR 6
"
Z/S ω cm

33 D 0 cm

IOOD , IOO

no

← symmetry A
G 7□
Beals X

8go

81

λ 1600 cm OOP X ☆ tefrasubstituteal


Σ

▪ ▪

Aromatic rings

=C-H stretch 3000 cm-1 (sp2 C-H)


=C-H out-of-plane (oop) bending 900~690 cm-1
monosubstituted rings 690, 750 cm-1
[ ↓ 0 ortho-disubstituted rings 750 cm-1
meta-disubstituted rings 690, 780, 880 cm-1
para-disubstituted rings 800~850 cm-1
Ring-Size effects with internal double bonds —> aromatic rings
- 90 , C=C stretch 1600~1475 cm-1
60

OvelaPX X

☆ ovevlup IOOO IKARg

7S□ G9 D

↑3 10
{
9.
E 600

Ring-Size effects with external double bonds


-

- ,
880

780 69 D

ring

800 ~
85b

cohjugantion

×
▪🔷 ➡

Alcohols and Phenols


free O-H stretch : sharp peak 3650~3600 cm-1
- solvent

hydrogen-bonded O-H stretch : broad peak 3400~3300 cm-1


- O-H
-

C-O-H bending : broad, weak 1440~1220 cm-1

C-O stretch 1260~1000 cm-1

(4 ( Hz)

72□ Em

J 260 v 3 DOD

800 ~
88 so
| V60 ~ l 47 S
BOG MOND

if sample peak ?

peako ( y . dry sample


oven1 ,

IR N 2 , EO 2 .

salvet

isolantion ? *
isolantion

solventoll dilute (n ) ←> Mydrgen bonding

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