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Chapter 12 - Structure Determination: Mass Spectrometry and Infrared Spectroscopy Mass Spectrometry Assignment 1. Give the formula for each of the following compounds with the mass spectral data...

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Chapter 12 - Structure Determination: Mass Spectrometry and Infrared Spectroscopy
Mass Spectrometry Assignment
1. Give the formula for each of the following compounds with the mass spectral data below: SHOW
WORK/EXPLAIN
a) A hydroca
on with M+ at m/z = 86.
) A compound that is an unsaturated ketone that contains three double bonds and one ring and with M+ at
m/z = 150.
c) A compound with a degree of unsaturation of 8, that contains C, H, and O and with M+ at m/z = 360.
C21H28O5.
d) M+ at m/z = 101 with a minor M+1 peak. Select from these: C5H6Cl; C5H12N2; C6H15N; C9H12O
e) M+ m/z = 136 and M+ at m/z = 138 of approximately equal intensity. Select from these: C6H13OCl;
C4H9Br; C10H16; C9H12O
2. The mass spectral analysis of a compound shows M+ at m/z = 382 and M+ at m/z = 384 in an approximate
atio of 3:1 in intensity. Use the data below to answer the following question(s).
a) Which halogen does the mass spectral data indicates that the compound contains?
) This compound is known to contain nitrogen. What is the minimum number of nitrogens in this
compound?
c) The compound also contains oxygen. What is the molecular formula of the compound?
3. Refer to the mass spectrum of 2-methylbutane shown below to answer the following question(s).
a) What peak represents M+?
) What peak represents the base peak?
c) Propose the mechanism that produce the fragment ions at m/z = 57, 43, and 29.
Mass Spectrometry Assignment



4. Consider the following mass spectrum
a) Which of the following compounds might have been used to produce this spectrum?
C6H14; C6H12; C6H10; C5H12O. Explain your answer.
) Show the mechanism for all the fragmentations of this compound.
5. Could you distinguish 2,2-dimethylbutane from 2-methylpentane using mass spectrometry? Explain
showing mechanisms for fragmentation to support your answers.
6. Both methylcycloheptane and ethylcyclohexane have the same molecular mass. Explain how it is possible
to distinguish between the two compounds by studying and comparing both their mass spectra. Show
mechanisms for fragmentation to support your answers.
7. Two mass spectra are shown in the figure below. One spectrum is that of 2-methyl-2-pentene, the other is
of 2-hexene. Which is which? Explain. Show the mechanism for all the fragmentations for each compound.
Mass Spectrometry Assignment
8. The following question(s) refer to the mass spectrum shown below.
a) This compound contains C, H, and one other atom. Identify the other atom from the mass spectrum
and explain your reasoning.
) Calculate a possible molecular formula for this compound.
c) Propose a structure for this compound.

9. For each compound below, what are the masses of the charged fragments produced by the indicated
cleavage pathways? Show mechanisms.
a) Alpha cleavage of
) Alpha cleavage and dehydration of
10. For each compound below, what are the masses of the charged fragments produced by the indicated
cleavage pathways? Show mechanism
a) Alpha cleavage of 2-pentanone
) Dehydration of cyclohexanol
c) McLafferty rea
angement of 4-methyl-2-pentanone
d) Alpha cleavage of triethylamine
Answered 4 days After May 13, 2021

Solution

Swapnil answered on May 16 2021
144 Votes
1A
    A hydrogen with M+ at m/z = 82
Molecular ion peak is 86.
Possible no of ca
on atom = 86/12 = 7
The structure is C7H2
The possible molecular formula C6H14 hydroca
on.
Oxygen is equal to CH4 and it will replace one CH4 from the above.
Replace one more oxygen in place of CH4 is
    1B
    We have M+ peak at 150
So the molecular formula according to the rule of thirteen.
The rule of thirteen = M/13 =

But we can have the oxygen in molecule as we have ketone so we have to replace CH4 by 0.
So MF becomes = C10H14O
Now we have 3 double bonds and one ring that includes 4IHD. Let’s calculate out MF satisfies this or not.
So that means we have co
ect formula for Ca
on is C10H14O
    1C
    A compound with degree of computations of 8. That can basically contain C, H and O with M+ at m/z = 360.
So the molecular formula is C21H28O5. and the molecular weight = 360.
If we used the saturation of 8 that can naturally occur. It has been used to replacement for insufficient as the anti-inflammatory agent.
    1D
    M+ at m/z = 101 with a minor M+1 peak: This indicate the presence of C6H15N (option c) because m/z = 101 for M+ which is an odd number. This must co
espond to compound with odd number of N atom (according to N-Rule). Compound with Cl atom (option a) will give M+ and M+2 peak with 3:1 ratio.
    1E
    M+ m/z = 136 and M+ at m/z = 138 of approximately equal intensity is indicative of compound with Br atom as C4H9Br (option b). This is because Br has two isotopes 79Br and 81Br with natural abundance 1:1 which is reflected in the given mass data.
    2A
    In the mass spectral analysis, the compared shows the M+ at the m/z = 382 and M+ at m/z = 384 in the ratio of 3:1 intensity.
The halogen does the mass spectral data that can indicates the compound contain which is chlorine. If the chlorine is present, then the ammonium hydroxide solution will be formed and it will help to ammonium hydroxide.
    2B
    For finding the number of Nitrogen atoms, we need to check the nitrogen rule of the compound which...
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