Quantitative Chemical Analysis
Quantitative Chemical Analysis
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ISBN: 9781319117313
Author: Harris
Publisher: MAC HIGHER
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Chapter 22, Problem 22.41P
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The expected intensities of M,M+1,andM+2 for each of the given species has to be predicted.

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The expected intensities for the given species can be calculated as follows.

The intensities for the species 37:3 which is having the molecular formula of [MNH4+]= C37H72ON can be calculated as

X+1 = 0.12nH + 1.08 nC + 0.369 nN+ 0.038 nO=0.12(72) + 1.08(37) + 0.369(1)+ 0.038(1)=41.2% (Observer = 35.8%)X+2 = 0.0058 nC(nC-1) + 0.205nO=0.0058(37)(36)+0.205(1)=7.9%(Observed=7.0%)

The intensities for the species 37:3 which is having the molecular formula of [MH]+= C37H69O can be calculated as

X+1 = 0.12nH + 1.08 nC + 0.038 nO=0.12(69) + 1.08(37) + 0.038(1)=40.8% (Observer = 23.0%)X+2 = 0.0058 nC(nC-1) + 0.205nO=0.0058(37)(36)+0.205(1)=7.9%(Observed=8.0%)

The intensities for the species 37:3 which is having the molecular formula of [MNH4]+= C37H74ON can be calculated as

X+1 = 0.12nH + 1.08 nC + 0.369 nN+ 0.038 nO=0.12(74) + 1.08(37) + 0.369(1)+ 0.038(1)=41.3% (Observer = 40.8%)X+2 = 0.0058 nC(nC-1) + 0.205nO=0.0058(37)(36)+0.205(1)=7.9%(Observed=3.7%)

The intensities for the species 37:3 which is having the molecular formula of [MH]+= C37H71O can be calculated as

X+1 = 0.12nH + 1.08 nC + 0.038 nO=0.12(71) + 1.08(37) + 0.038(1)=40.8% (Observed = 33.4%)X+2 = 0.0058 nC(nC-1) + 0.205nO=0.0058(37)(36)+0.205(1)=7.9%(Observed=8.4%)

Conclusion

The expected intensities of M,M+1,andM+2 for each of the given species was predicted.

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