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    This document outlines learning objectives for understanding spectroscopy techniques including infrared spectroscopy, ultraviolet-visible spectroscopy, mass spectrometry, and their applications in organic chemistry. The goals are to understand the basic principles, sample preparation methods, data interpretation, and how spectral data can be used to determine molecular structure and characterize organic compounds.

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    This document outlines learning objectives for understanding spectroscopy techniques including infrared spectroscopy, ultraviolet-visible spectroscopy, mass spectrometry, and their applications in organic chemistry. The goals are to understand the basic principles, sample preparation methods, data interpretation, and how spectral data can be used to determine molecular structure and characterize organic compounds.

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    This document outlines learning objectives for understanding spectroscopy techniques including infrared spectroscopy, ultraviolet-visible spectroscopy, mass spectrometry, and their applications in organic chemistry. The goals are to understand the basic principles, sample preparation methods, data interpretation, and how spectral data can be used to determine molecular structure and characterize organic compounds.

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    28 views8 pages

    Spec Course Ho 4

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    Timothy Benson
    This document outlines learning objectives for understanding spectroscopy techniques including infrared spectroscopy, ultraviolet-visible spectroscopy, mass spectrometry, and their applications in organic chemistry. The goals are to understand the basic principles, sample preparation methods, data interpretation, and how spectral data can be used to determine molecular structure and characterize organic compounds.

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    Understand, in simple terms, the basic principles underlying IR and UV spectroscopy Know the parameters and constraints on UV,

    , IR sample preparation Be aware of typical spectral layout for UV, IR, MS and reporting conventions Interpret changes in IR using a Hooke model as a guide Know key regions of IR spectra as they relate to specific vibrations Relate changes in IR resonance position to bond order/strength especially for key bond types (e.g. C=O) including familiarity with specific values (in cm-1) Relate changes in UV spectra to electronic transitions Know the Beer-Lambert law and its limits Understand the basic origin of effect of solvent, auxochromes and conjugation upon spectral transitions associated with chromophores Be aware of Woodward-Fieser rules and their application Understand basic principles behind methods of ion mass/charge analysis and ion generation Be able to mechanistically rationalize fragmentations in EI mode MS and be aware of how this relates to processes in other modes Relate fragmentation patterns to molecular structure Recall applications of MS Have an overview of the characterization process as a key empirical process in Organic Chemistry

    At the end of these lectures you should:

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