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4.20. SOLI
No par
1.
alkane
becaus
(no M')
30 4
50
60
70
80
90
100
110
120
130 140
m/z
Fig. 4.14
17. (a) Explain how to detect the presence of (i) Br (ii) Cl and (III) I in a molecule CH
mass spectrometry
| 43
| CH;CH,CH,Br
80
(b) Give the relative
60
spectrum
of
40
41
20-
Deduce
15
the
of
10 20
80 90 100 110
the
30
40
50
60
70
miz
Fig. 4.15
O Scanned with Oken Scanner
Relative abundance
レマ
డి
O Scanned with Oken Scanner
4/4
Mass Spectroscopy
195
compound (A).
100
43
CH;CHCH;
Č!
50
Tat bro
eb a
41
63
78
65
80
de ager e'ello 0
bdsbis n
10
20
30
40
50
60
70
80
90
100
ofoM
Relative abundance
miz
Fig. 4.16
20. Compound (A) C;H120 is an alcohol. It shows prominent peaks at mle = 88 (M*), 55, 42
(base peak), 31 and 29. Give the structure of the compound.
21. Compound (A) C¸H1,O is an alcohol. It does not show molecular ion peak. The peaks shown
by this compound are at mle = 59 (base peak) 41, 29 and 27. What will be the structure of
compound (A) ?
22. Methyl salicylate exhibits peaks at mle = 152 (M*), 121, 120, 92, 65 and 64. Explain the
formation of ions corresponding to these peaks.
4.20. SOLUTIONS.
Relat
1.Jahoin
Transcribed Image Text:4.20. SOLI No par 1. alkane becaus (no M') 30 4 50 60 70 80 90 100 110 120 130 140 m/z Fig. 4.14 17. (a) Explain how to detect the presence of (i) Br (ii) Cl and (III) I in a molecule CH mass spectrometry | 43 | CH;CH,CH,Br 80 (b) Give the relative 60 spectrum of 40 41 20- Deduce 15 the of 10 20 80 90 100 110 the 30 40 50 60 70 miz Fig. 4.15 O Scanned with Oken Scanner Relative abundance レマ డి O Scanned with Oken Scanner 4/4 Mass Spectroscopy 195 compound (A). 100 43 CH;CHCH; Č! 50 Tat bro eb a 41 63 78 65 80 de ager e'ello 0 bdsbis n 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 ofoM Relative abundance miz Fig. 4.16 20. Compound (A) C;H120 is an alcohol. It shows prominent peaks at mle = 88 (M*), 55, 42 (base peak), 31 and 29. Give the structure of the compound. 21. Compound (A) C¸H1,O is an alcohol. It does not show molecular ion peak. The peaks shown by this compound are at mle = 59 (base peak) 41, 29 and 27. What will be the structure of compound (A) ? 22. Methyl salicylate exhibits peaks at mle = 152 (M*), 121, 120, 92, 65 and 64. Explain the formation of ions corresponding to these peaks. 4.20. SOLUTIONS. Relat 1.Jahoin
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