72. Competition can exist between Substitution and Elimination reactions dependi
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72. Competition can exist between Substitution and Elimination reactions depending on the reaction
conditions including the strength of nucleophile or base present as well as the nature of the solvent.
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73. Match the following X-axis labels typically found with the following approaches to identifying
organic compounds.
delta(ppm) wavelength (nm) m/z wavenumber (cm^-1)
NMR UV-Vis spectroscopy Mass spectrometry IR Spectroscopy
74. Mass spectrometry is used to determine the molecular weight and formula of organic compounds
as well as certain structural features
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75. IR Spectroscopy is used to determine the kinds of functional groups on organic compounds
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76. UV-Vis Spectroscopy is used to obtain information about compounds with conjugated double bonds
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77. NMR is used to identify the structure of the carbon and hydrogen framework of an organic
compound
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78. In some forms of mass spectrometry, a radical cation can be formed that can fragment the
compound to give a characteristic fingerprint used to deduce the chemical structure.
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79. In UV-Vis spectroscopy, the excitation of an electron using a particular wavelength of photon will
result in transition of the electron to a higher energy state perceived as absorption of that wavelength of
light.
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80. Molecules with longer conjugation lengths will generally have longer wavelengths of absorption.
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81. In IR spectroscopy, different stretching frequencies can be associated with different types of bonds
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