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IR group: OH (alcohol)



cm-1 and characteristics

3300-3600


Strong, broad

IR group: sp2 CH



cm-1 and characteristics

3000-3100


Weak-med, sharp

IR group: sp3 CH



cm-1 and characteristics

2800-3000


Weak-med, sharp

IR group: O=CH (aldehyde)



cm-1 and characteristics

2700-2850


Pair, weak-med

IR group: C=O



cm-1 and characteristics

1670-1800


Strong, sharp

NMR: Saturated methyl shift

0.7 - 1.8 ppm

NMR: Alkoxy/ Alkyl halide shift

3.0 - 4.5 ppm

NMR: Hydroxyl shift

1.5 - 5.0 ppm


Integrates to 1H

Difference between extraction and washing

Extraction draws good material from an impure matrix


Washing removes impurities from good material

Why should you recrystallize slowly?

Slower cooling gives better crystals with fewer trapped impurities

Which components experience the most mobile phase during TLC?

Nonpolar; they interact the least with the polar stationary phase (silica gel)

What occurs? (Reactants, solvent, prod)

Acetylferrocene and acetic anhydride react with a phosphoric acid catalyst to produce acetylferrocene and acetic acid


+ketone formed from acetone

Unlike the other reactions, dehydration of an ester is catalyzed by the addition of...

A base (NaOH)

In aqueous solutions, carboxylic acids are ___ and carboxylate salts are ___.

Soluble; insoluble

What is a positive result for a KMnO4 desaturation test?

Purple KMnO4 forms brown precipitates

What is a positive result for a Br2 desaturation test?

Red-orange Br reacts out; soln returns to colorless

What is the purpose of reflux?

Accelerate rxn rate and conserve solvent

What does IR tell you?

The types and nature of bonds in a compound

What does TLC tell you?

The number of components, relative amounts of components, and helps identify components (versus a standard)

What is the purpose (and method) of recrystallization?

How do you find moles of a solution?

(M)(v)