Title: Naming amines
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3A gaseous sample compound is injected into the
mass spectrometer.
4It is bombarded by high energy electrons from an
electron gun.
5A molecular ion is produced. It contains an
unpaired electron so it is also a free radical.
6A molecular ion is produced. It contains an
unpaired electron so it is also a free radical.
7If a covalent bond in the molecular ion breaks,
fragmentation happens.
8Fragmentation produces an ion and a free radical.
9Only the ion is attracted to the charged plates
in the mass spectrometer and detected
subsequently.
10End of section one, return to menu by clicking
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11This is the displayed formula of propanone,
CH3COCH3. What might happen to propanone in the
mass spectrometer?
12A molecular ion could form. This will be detected
by the mass spectrometer and produce a peak in
the mass spectrum.
13What is the mass/charge ratio, m/z, of the
molecular ion?
14What is the mass/charge ratio, m/z, of the
molecular ion?
15What is the mass/charge ratio, m/z, of the
molecular ion?
16What is the mass/charge ratio, m/z, of the
molecular ion?
17What is the mass/charge ratio, m/z, of the
molecular ion?
18The relative formula mass, Mr, is 58.
19The charge on the ion is 1, so the m/z ratio is
58158.
20The molecular ion will produce a peak in the mass
spectrum here.
21A covalent bond in the molecular ion may break
causing fragmentation.
22Fragmentation could produce the carbocation,
CH3. This will give a peak in the mass spectrum.
23The free radical, COCH3.,will not give a peak in
the mass spectrum.
24What is the mass/charge ratio, m/z, of the CH3
ion?
25What is the mass/charge ratio, m/z, of the CH3
ion?
26What is the mass/charge ratio, m/z, of the CH3
ion?
27The relative formula mass, Mr, is 15.
28The charge on the ion is 1, so the m/z ratio is
15115.
29The CH3 ion will produce a peak in the mass
spectrum here.
30Fragmentation could also produce a methyl
radical, CH3. This will not give a peak in the
mass spectrum.
31 Fragmentation could also produce a methyl
radical, CH3. This will not give a peak in the
mass spectrum.
32The COCH3 ion will give a peak in the mass
spectrum.
33What is the mass/charge ratio, m/z, of the COCH3
ion?
34What is the mass/charge ratio, m/z, of the COCH3
ion?
35What is the mass/charge ratio, m/z, of the COCH3
ion?
36What is the mass/charge ratio, m/z, of the COCH3
ion?
37What is the mass/charge ratio, m/z, of the COCH3
ion?
38The relative formula mass, Mr, is 43.
39The charge on the ion is 1, so the m/z ratio is
43143.
40The COCH3 ion is the most stable fragment and
forms the base peak.
41These are the major peaks in the mass spectrum of
propanone. There will be others from further
fragmentation.
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43This table summarises some common fragments lost
because of fragmentation or seen in mass spectra.
44End of section three, return to menu by clicking
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