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Types of spectroscopy

NMR- uses radio waves, based on positioning of carbon or hydrogen atoms.




IR- uses infrared waves, tells position of functional groups.




UV vis- uses uv and visible light. Tells presence of conjugated pi systems.

nmr notes

electrons shield protons from magnetic field. left is downfield, right is upfield. Downfield means highly unshielded by electrons. Upfield mean very shielded. Each peak is chemically equivalent hydrogens. Peaks get split by neighboring hydrogens. LEFT EQUALS UNSHIELDED!!!!!!! it is stripped of electrons. Cnmr is done with C13.

What causes a leftward shift on nmr.

a stripping of electrons causes by EWG's. protons get unshielded.

Common shifts

Aldehydes have a shift at 9.5 ppm.

IR functional groups need to know.

Carbonyl, C=O at 1700 cm-1.




OH, broad dip at 3200-3600.




bonus- N-H is at 3300. Sharp peak.



UV vis spec.

30-40 nm increase for each aditonal conjugated double bond. and 5nm increase for each aditional alkyl group.

Mass spec

used to determine molecular weight. the molecular ion peak(parent peak) is the actual molecule minus one electron. it has the same weight. base peak is the largest peak.

visible region of light

400 to 700 nm

PCR

when copying. a single strand for 20 cycles. it goes 2 to the 20th. for n strands, and x cycles. it is 2n to the xth.

distillation

only good for compounds with bp diffring by more than 20 degrees c.

crystaliation

not too effective. pure things way more likely to crystallize. like glacier ice.

POLAR PLATE

the polar compound will stick to the polar plate, and thus have lower rf.

blots

southern-dna, norhtern, rna, western-peptides.




protiens are not seperated by pores, they are too large. instead by isolecric points and size/charge stuff. detergent coats and makes them negative, larger means mroe negative and move faster.