Lecture 3 Mass Spectrometry and Infrared Spectroscopy.

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Lecture 3 Mass Spectrometry and Infrared Spectroscopy

The Fragmentation Pattern of Alkyl Halides Electron sink Simple heterolytic cleavage Cl is more electronegative than C Cl has a positive formal charge

The Fragmentation Pattern of Alkyl Halides  -cleavage ● ●+ ● CH3

63 65 m/z

The Fragmentation Pattern of Ethers

Simple heterolytic cleavage

 -cleavage

The Fragmentation of Alcohols

Elimination of H 2 O    The elimination undergoes a six-member ring transition state

Common Fragmentation Behavior in Alkyl Halides, Ethers, and Alcohols 1. A bond between carbon and a more electronegative atom—heterolytic cleavage 2. A bond between carbon and an atom of similar electronegativity break homolytically, e.g.  -cleavage 3. The bonds most likely to break are those which lead to formation of the most stable cation

Stability of Carbocations Tertiary > Secondary > Primary hyperconjugation

Carbocations conjugated with  -bonds or lone paired electrons are stable Aromaticity

Fragmentation Pattern of Ketones An intense molecular ion peak

McLafferty rearrangement may occur A six-member ring transition state ● + ●

Molecular Spectroscopy Study of interactions between electromagetic radiation and matter Electreomagnetic Radiation E = h = hc/ Wavenumber = 1/  (cm -1 ) ~ h is called Planck’s constant

Infrared radiation excites covalent bond’s vibration E

The covalent bonds in molecules are constantly vibrating Each stretching and bending vibration of a bond occurs with a characteristic frequency Molecule absorbs infrared radiation at its characteristic vibrational frequency Stretching Vibration Bending Vibration

How an IR Spectrometer Works IR radiation Detector Computer IR Spectrum Sample wavenumber % transmittance

The spikes are absorption bands An Infrared Spectrum 4000 – 625 cm – 16  m

The fingerprint region The functional group region 1400

It takes more energy to stretch a bond than to bend it

The greater the change in dipole moment, the more intense the absorption  = 0 C=C stretch is IR inactive r (C=C) = År (C=C) = Å 1.34 Debye 1.51 Debye  = 0.17 Debye C=C stretch is IR active