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Spectroscopy Practice Problem 9

This document is an exam key for Chemistry 441, dated March 7, 2017, consisting of 100 points. It includes various questions related to mass spectra, NMR, IR spectra, and organic structure identification. The exam assesses students' understanding of molecular structures and spectral analysis.

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Spectroscopy Practice Problem 9

This document is an exam key for Chemistry 441, dated March 7, 2017, consisting of 100 points. It includes various questions related to mass spectra, NMR, IR spectra, and organic structure identification. The exam assesses students' understanding of molecular structures and spectral analysis.

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Exam I Chemistry 441 Key

March 7, 2017
Name______________________

This exam consists of 100 points.

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Signature and Date

total 100

1. (12 pts) The EI mass spectrum of the following molecule produces three
important peaks at m/z 176, 161, and 147. (C14H18O2, MW = 218). Account
for these three peaks:

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2. (12 pts) Consider the following (in bold) atoms or groups. Indicate
whether they are homotopic, enantiotopic, or diastereotopic.

H H

CH3 CH3

CH3 CH3

enantiotopic enantiotopic diastereotopic

H H

homotopic

3. (6 pts) The following 13C spectrum was taken on cis-1,4-


dimethylcyclohexane at -60 ˚C where exchange between the two chair
conformations is slow on the chemical shift timescale. The assignment of
resonances is indicated. At +30 ˚C, exchange is now fast. How many 13C
resonances do you now expect at the higher temperature?

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4. (12 pts) Match the following IR spectra with their correct organic
structures (possible answers are listed on the next page).

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Possible Answers (there is an extra structure):

5. (12 pts). What are the approximate coupling constants (in Hz) for the
following atoms (in bold) in the molecules shown below:

8-14 Hz

6-8 Hz

125 Hz

(allow 100-145 Hz)

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6. (10 pts) Provide an organic structure that is consistent with the following spectra (show all work for
full or partial credit).

Trans double bond (3 pts)


Methyl ester (3 pts)
18 Hz coupling Phenyl group (3 pts)
(doublets)

7. (10 pts) Provide an organic structure that is consistent with the following spectra (show all work for
full or partial credit). 1H integration (1:1:1:1:4:3). Patterns: doublet of triplets, doublet of pentets,
overlapped peaks, and triplet
4/10 for any other pentyl fluoride All CH2s except for one methyl

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8. (12 pts) Provide an organic structure that is consistent with the following spectra (show
all work for full credit).

Ketone: 3 pts
Para methoxy:3 pts
Benzyl: 3 pts
Correct structure: 3 pts

2 2 3
2

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9. (10 pts) Provide an organic structure that is consistent with the following IR and NMR spectra
(show all work for full or partial credit).

CO2Me

OMe
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H Integration and coupling information: 1:1:1:3:3:3.
8.39 ppm (weak doublet 4J=1 Hz); 8.09 doublet of doublets (4J=1 Hz and
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J=7 Hz); 7.03 ppm doublet (3J=7 Hz); all other signals are singlets.
Note: do not worry about the specific regioisomer.

Ketone (3 pts); methyl ester (3 pts); methyoxy group on benzene (3 pts)


1,2,4-substitution pattern (based on small and large couplings) (3 pts)

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10. (4 pts) Provide an organic structure that is consistent with the following spectra (show all work
for full or partial credit).

PhC=O 2 pts
Cyclopropyl group 2 pts

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H integration2:1:2:1:2:2

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