Solubility MS Tests NMR
100
What is a phenol
A campound that is insoluble in water and NaHCO3, but soluble in NaOH
100
What is (M+1)/ M / 1.1%
How to identify number of carbons
100
The thionyl chloride is prone to decomposing before an acid chloride can be made
Why are carboxylic acid derivative tests so tricky?
100
What is the concentration of solvent is much higher than our unknown. If we were to use a proton solvent, we would see a large solvent peak, and the unknowns signals would barely be visible above the baseline.
Why did we use dueterated chloroform instead of regular or methylene chloride?
200
What is an amine
A compound that is insoluble in water, but soluble in HCl
200
What is identical M+2 peaks (equal height)
How to identify Br presence
200
What is acetone left on glassware
Why may you get a false positive cerium test
200
What is The D in D2O reacts with the alcohol to form OD, which is not visible
Why do alcohols and phenols give a broad OH peak in Cdcl3 but not D20
300
What is water soluble
A compound that is small and polar is
300
What is 3:1 ration M+2 peaks
How to identify Cl presence
300
What is Alcohols and phenols form complex cerate ions with Ceric nitrate reagents
What happens in a cerium test
400
What is a carboxylic acid
A compound that is soluble in NaOH and NaHco3 but not water
400
What is odd MW means one nitrogen (most likely)
Nitrogen presence?
400
What is product is liquid, product is unstable, derivative test does not work
Why might a derivative test not have a mp given?
500
What is phenols are more acidic than alcohols as phenoxides are resonance stabilized, but all oxides are not.
Phenols are soluble in 1M NaOH while alcohols are not. Why?
500
What is no, the cation is not stable
Does an alkyl halide test work for Arya halides?






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