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Infra-red spectroscopy Vibrational & Rotational Spectroscopy O-H 3400 cm-1 C Ξ C 2150 cm-1 N-H 3400 cm-1 C=O 1715cm-1 C-H 3000 cm-1 C=C 1650cm-1 C Ξ N 2250 cm-1 C-O 1100cm-1 Alkanes • C-H stretch around 3000cm-1 • CH3 methyl groups bends occur at ~ 1375 cm -1 • CH2 bending ~ 1460cm -1. Alkanes O-H 3400 cm-1 C Ξ C 2150 cm-1 N-H 3400 cm-1 C=O 1715cm-1 C-H 3000 cm-1 C=C 1650cm-1 C Ξ N 2250 cm-1 C-O 1100cm-1 Alkenes -Vinyl compounds • =C—H stretch to the left of 3000cm-1 • C=C stretch 1660-1600 cm-1, move to right with conjugation • =C—H out of plane (OOP) bending 1000 - 650cm-1 • C=C stretching – ~ 1650 cm-1 (w) when unconjugated. – Cis alkenes stronger absorptions than trans – cis less symmetric with greater dipole moment. Double bonds in rings also weak • conjugation with C=O or C=C increases single bond character right & increase in intensity Alkenes -Vinyl compounds • Endo - sensitive to ring size absorption frequency decreases as internal angle decreases until it reaches minimum at 90o, cyclopropene = 60o. C C C90o C C C 120o 90o vibrational — C — mode not coupled to C=C greater or less than 90o — C — vibration couples with C=C Alkenes – exo double bonds • Exo - increase in absorption frequency with decreasing ring size alkenes • Conjugation of a C=C with either another C=C or a C=O confers more single bond character and causes a shift to lower frequency C-H OOP bending vibrations • useful for indicating substitution pattern on double bond • monosubstituted double bond: two strong bands @ 990 & 910 cm-1. 910 cm-1 810 when electron withdrawing group attached to double bond • disubstituted double bonds cis ~ 700cm-1 (s) trans ~ 970 cm-1 (s) 1,1 disub ~ 890 cm-1 (s) • trisubstituted ~ 815 cm-1 (m) C-H OOP – correlation chart O-H 3400 cm-1 C Ξ C 2150 cm-1 N-H 3400 cm-1 C=O 1715cm-1 C-H 3000 cm-1 C=C 1650cm-1 C Ξ N 2250 cm-1 C-O 1100cm-1 Alkynes Alkynes • C-H stretch ~ 3300cm-1 • C C stretch ~ 2150cm-1 Alkynes • Disubstituted or symmetrically substituted triple bonds give weak or no absorption. C-H stretch Bond C-H =C-H -C-H Type sp -1s sp2-1s sp3-1s Length 1.08Å 1.10Å 1.12Å ir frequency 3300cm-1 ~3100cm-1 ~2900cm-1 C-H bending C-H bending Aromatic molecules • =C-H stretch occurs just above 3000cm-1 • =C-H out of plane (oop) bending 690- 900cm-1 used to assign ring substitution pattern • C=C stretch often occurs in pairs at 1600 & 1475cm-1 • Overtone & combination bands appear between 2000 and 1800cm-1. Aromatic molecules • OOP C-H bending (690 – 1000 cm-1) more useful than C-H (1000 - 1300 cm-1) • OOP used to assign position of substitution on ring. • OOP useful for alkyl, alkoxy, halo, amino or carboxyl substituted aromatic molecules but not for nitro carboxylic acid or sulfonic acid derivatives. Overtone & combination bands O-H 3400 cm-1 C Ξ C 2150 cm-1 N-H 3400 cm-1 C=O 1715cm-1 C-H 3000 cm-1 C=C 1650cm-1 C Ξ N 2250 cm-1 C-O 1100cm-1 Alcohols & Phenols Alcohols & Phenols • OH stretch: broad band 3500-3200cm-1 due to intermolecular H-bonding. As alcohol diluted with CCl4 get sharp peak ~ 3600cm -1. • C-O stretching { C-C-O } – C-O coupled to C-C so can be used to assign 1o 2o,3o alcohol or phenol – phenols 1220 cm-1 – 3o alcohols 1150 cm-1 – 2o alcohols 1100 cm-1 – 1o alcohol 1050 cm-1 Alcohols & Phenols • unsaturation causes a shift to lower cm-1 CH 2 CH CH CH 3 OH 2o 1100 1060 cm-1 O-H stretch • Undiluted alcohol show broad band ~ 3400 cm-1. Broad due to H-bonding. If diluted with CCl4 band narrows and moves to higher cm-1 Ethers • strong C –O - C stretch 1300 – 1000 cm-1 . Alcohols & esters also absorb in this range so must eliminate these by looking for OH (3500 cm-1) and C=O ( 1735cm-1) • Aliphatic ethers - single strong absorption at 1120cm-1 due to asymmetric stretching • Aryl or vinyl ethers Ethers • Aryl or vinyl ethers two bands at ~ 1250 cm-1 & 1040 cm-1 • 1250 cm-1 band due to asymmetric stretch arising due to strengthening of bond due to resonance Ar O R CH 2 CH O R CH 2 CH O R CH2 CH O R.. .. + ..
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