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Answer#1
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Chapter 13:
Spectroscopy
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INTEGRATED SPECTRA PROBLEMS
SOLUTION for PROBLEM #1
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In the MS, the molecular ion occurs at m/z = 72 indicating the MW = 72
g / mol.
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The IR shows a carbonyl C=O (1720 cm-1), no -OH or -NH (above
3200 cm-1), no C=C (1600 cm-1)
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13 C-nmr shows 4 types of C, including a C=O (210 ppm), and 3 hydrocarbon
C (37, 29 and 8 ppm)
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H-nmr
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d/ppm
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multiplicity
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integration
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assignment
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2.4
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quartet
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2
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CH2 coupled to 3H |
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2.1
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singlet
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3
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isolated CH3 |
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1.1
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triplet
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3
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CH3 coupled to 2H |
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From the data, we can get a molecular formula of C4H8O
matches the MW of 72 g / mol.
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This has an IHD = 1, and accounts for the p
bond of the C=O.
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The following pieces can be deduced from the spectra C=O, -CH3,
-CH3, and -CH2-.
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Given these pieces, there is only one way they can fit together:
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Checking the H-nmr, the coupling patterns observed are consistent with
the isolated CH3 and the -CH2CH3