Quantitative Chemical Analysis
Quantitative Chemical Analysis
9th Edition
ISBN: 9781319117313
Author: Harris
Publisher: MAC HIGHER
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Chapter 22, Problem 22.FE

(a)

Interpretation Introduction

Interpretation:

A composition for each molecule and the expected isotopic peak intensities has to be suggested and calculated.

(a)

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Form the given intensity we can identified a compound for M+·=94 is phenol.

The molecular formula for phenol is C6H6O structure of phenol is

Quantitative Chemical Analysis, Chapter 22, Problem 22.FE , additional homework tip  1

Now,

Rings + doublebonds =c-h/2+n/2+1=66/2+0/2+1=4

The expected intensity for M+1 from the given table 21-2:

1.08(6) + 0.012(6) + 0.038(1) = 6.59%     CHO

Observed intensity of M+1 = 68/999 = 6.8%

Expected intensity of M+2 = 0.0058(6)(5) + 0.205(1) = 0.38%

Observed intensity of M+2 = 0.3%

(b)

Interpretation Introduction

Interpretation:

A composition for each molecule and the expected isotopic peak intensities has to be suggested and calculated.

(b)

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Explanation of Solution

Form the given intensity we can identified a compound for M+·=156 is bromophenol.

The molecular formula for bromophenol is C6H5Br structure of phenol is

Quantitative Chemical Analysis, Chapter 22, Problem 22.FE , additional homework tip  2

Now,

Rings + doublebonds =c-h/2+n/2+1=66/2+0/2+1=4

Here, h includes H+Br

The expected intensity for

M+1=1.08(6) + 0.012(5)  = 6.54%     CH

Observed intensity of M+1 = 45/566 = 8.1%

Expected intensity of M+2 = 0.0058(6)(5) + 97.3(1) = 97.5%

Observed intensity of M+2 = 520/566 = 91.9%

The isotopic partner of M+2 is M+3 ( C6H581Br ) and which has 81Br plus either one 13Corone1H.

Hence, the expected intensity of M+3 is 1.08(6)+0.012(5)=6.54%

The predicted intensity of ( C6H581Br ) at M+2 is 0.0654(97.3) = 6.4% ofM+·

Observed intensity of M+3 is 35/566=6.2%.

(c)

Interpretation Introduction

Interpretation:

A composition for each molecule and the expected isotopic peak intensities has to be suggested and calculated.

(c)

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Explanation of Solution

From the given data M+·=224 we can assign these value for the following compound and which has the correct structure shown below.  There is no some other way to assign the isomeric structure from the given data.

Quantitative Chemical Analysis, Chapter 22, Problem 22.FE , additional homework tip  3

The molecular formula is C7H3O2Cl3

Rings + doublebonds =c-h/2+n/2+1=76/2+0/2+1=5

The expected intensity for

M+1=1.08(7) + 0.012(3) + 0.038(2)  = 7.67%     CHO

Observed intensity of M+1 = 63/791 = 8.0%

Expected intensity of M+2 = 0.0058(7)(6) + 0.205(2) + 32.0(3) = 96.7%

Observed intensity of M+2 = 754/791 = 95.4%

The M+3 peak is the isotopic partner of C7H3O235Cl237Cl at M+2.

M+2 has 37Cl plus either one 13Corone1H or 17O.

Expected intensity of M+3 is 1.08(7)+0.012(3)+0.038(2)=7.67%

Predicted intensity of ( C7H3O235Cl237Cl ) at M+2 is 32.0(3) = 96.0% ofM+·

Expected intensity of M+3=7.67%  of 96.0%=7.4% of M+·

Observed intensity =60/791=7.6%.

For M+4 which is completely composed of C7H3O235Cl37Cl2 along with little amount of C7H3O235Cl237Cl.

Other formulas like 12C613CH316O17O35Cl237Cl also add up to M+4, which has two minor isotopes of 13Cand17O but there less likely to occur.

Expected intensity of M+4 from C7H3O235Cl237Cl is 5.11(3)(2) = 30.7% of M+·.

The contribution from C7H3O235Cl237Cl on basis of the predicted intensity of C7H3O235Cl237Cl at M+2.

The predicted intensity of C7H3O235Cl237Cl is 32.0(3) = 96.0%ofM+·.

The predicted intensity from C7CH316O18O35Cl237Clat M+4 is 0.205(2)= 0.410% of 96.0% = 0.4%.

The total expected intensity of M+4 is 30.7%+ 0.4% = 31.1% of M+·.

Observed intensity =264/791=33.4%.

Expected intensity of M+5 from 12C613CH3O235Cl37Cl2 and 12C7H22HO235Cl37Cl2 and C7H316O17O35Cl37Cl2 which is based on the predicted intensity of C7H3O235Cl37Cl2 at M+4. M+5 should have 1.08(7)+0.012(3)+0.038(2)=7.7%ofC7H316O17O35Cl37Cl2 at M+4 =7.7% of 30.7%=2.4%.

Observed intensity =29/791=3.7%.

(d)

Interpretation Introduction

Interpretation:

A composition for each molecule and the expected isotopic peak intensities has to be suggested and calculated.

(d)

Expert Solution
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Explanation of Solution

From the given data M+·=154 we can assign these value for the following compound and which has the correct structure shown below.  The observed M+2is 12/122 = 9.8%, which indicates that the compound is having two sulfur atoms.  The composition C4H10O2S2 is exact match for this compound with two sulfur atoms and having molecular mass of 154.

The structure for this compound can be shown as follows.

Quantitative Chemical Analysis, Chapter 22, Problem 22.FE , additional homework tip  4

Now let’s find the following things,

Rings + doublebonds =c-h/2+n/2+1=410/2+0/2+1=0

The expected intensity for M+1 :

1.08(4) + 0.012(10) + 0.038(2) + 0.801(2) = 6.12%     CHOS

Observed intensity of M+1 = 9/122 = 7.4%

Expected intensity of M+2 = 0.0058(4)(3) + 0.205(2)+4.52(2) = 9.52%

Observed intensity of M+2 = 12/122=9.8%.

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