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23 Cards in this Set

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4 uses for chromatography
trace a reaction
purify cmpd
cmpr to known
check for purity
2 ways purify a liquid
chromotography
distillation
4 ways to purify a solid
chromotography
sublimation
recrystalization
precipitation
recrystalization 4
dissolve in minimal hot solvent
hot filter
cool slowly covered
vacuum filter
Solvent peaks
TMS - 0 0
H20 in CDCl3 - 1.5
DMSO - 2.5 39
h20 in DMSO - 3.35
CDCl3 - 7.24 77
CNMR Peaks
0-100 sp3
60-80 sp3-O
100-150 sp2
150-180 acid ester amide acid halide
180+ aldehyde ketone
HNMR Peaks
1 alkyl
2 alpha to carbonyl or allylic
3-4.5 CH-X
4-6 C=C-H (vinyl)
7-8.5 Aromatic
8.5-9.5 Aldehyde
10 carboxylic acid
IR
1600-1800 Carbonyl
2200-3500 COOH funnel
2900 C-H sp3
3100 C=C-H sp2
3300 C=_C-H sp
3300-3600 OH NH
TlC
silica polar, meth chlor non polar
so the higher the peak the less polar the sub.
What can affect accuracy of MP (4)
heat to quick
impurities
calibration
mistake in reference
Impurities do what to MP(2)
shift range
widen range
sodium barcarb syn
baking soda
ether
diethyl ether, ethyl ether
bleach
Sodium Hypochlorite
acetone
dimethyl ketone, propanone
acetic acid
ethanoic acid
cinnamaldehyde
cinnamic acid
isopentyl
isoamyl
product burning, charing
pyrolosis
4 ways to control the rate of reaction
Cool
Slowly add
Stir
add in proper order
Hazards of Acetyl Chloride (4)
1 Water reactive
2 Corrosive
3 Fume hazard
4 Flammable
Aluminum Chloride hazard 2
water reactive
corrosive
pet ether
4-7 C-C