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Instrumental Analysis – Final Exam Review Questions with Verified Answers – NMR, Spectroscopy, and Molecular Transitions

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This extensive final exam review document for Instrumental Analysis includes a wide range of verified questions and answers spanning nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR), mass spectrometry, UV-Vis and IR spectroscopy, atomic absorption, fluorescence, and photometric titrations. Key topics include spectral interpretation, electronic transitions, photophysics (fluorescence, phosphorescence), energy level diagrams, sample atomization, solvent effects, and absorption mechanisms. Also included are practical instrument design principles, data analysis strategies, and molecular structure insights—ideal for advanced exam preparation.

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Instrumental Analysis Final Exam Review questions with
verified answers
(The following questions refer to the NMR spectrum of an ethanol CH3-
CH2-OH sample which has been exposed to a high humidity
atmosphere for 3 hours)
what is the splitting pattern for the -OH in C-13 NMR? Ans✓✓✓ (none
of the above)


(The following questions refer to the NMR spectrum of an ethanol CH3-
CH2-OH sample which has been exposed to a high humidity
atmosphere for 3 hours) what is the splitting pattern for the -CH2-
carbon in hydrogen decoupled C-13 NMR? Ans✓✓✓ 1


(The following questions refer to the NMR spectrum of an ethanol CH3-
CH2-OH sample which has been exposed to a high humidity
atmosphere for 3 hours) What is the splitting pattern for the -CH2-
hydrogens in proton NMR? Ans✓✓✓ 1:3:3:1


(The following questions refer to the NMR spectrum of an ethanol CH3-
CH2-OH sample which has been exposed to a high humidity
atmosphere for 3 hours) What is the splitting pattern for the -OH
hydrogens in hydrogen NMR? Ans✓✓✓ 1


(The following questions refer to the NMR spectrum of an ethanol CH3-
CH2-OH sample which has been exposed to a high humidity

,atmosphere for 3 hours) what is the splitting pattern for the CH3-
carbon in hydrogen decoupled C-13 NMR? Ans✓✓✓ 1


(The following questions refer to the NMR spectrum of an ethanol CH3-
CH2-OH sample which has been exposed to a high humidity
atmosphere for 3 hours) What is the splitting pattern for the CH3-
hydrogens in proton NMR Ans✓✓✓ 1:2:1


1H NMR rule Ans✓✓✓ equivalent nuclei do not interact with one
another to give multiple absorption peaks


J decreases with 1H separation and seldom seen >3 bond lengths


multiplicity of a band is determined by the number (n) of equivalent 1H
on neighboring atoms and is given by (n+1)


if 1HB are affected by 1HA and 1HC, the multiplicity of B is (nA+1)(nC+1)


areas under a multiplet are symmetric about the midpoint and given by
pascal's triangle


J is independent of B

, a deuterated lock solvent is used in NMR to Ans✓✓✓ keep the
magnetic field from drifting


a mass spectrum produced by electron impact ionization of an organic
sample displays a molecular ion peak at 78 and a base peak at 78. the
molecule could be? Ans✓✓✓ benzene


a mass spectrum produced by electron impact ionization of an organic
sample displays a molecular ion peak at 92 and a base peak at 91. the
molecule could be? Ans✓✓✓ toluene


a material containing which type of absorption would make the best
ink? Ans✓✓✓ charge transfer


a material with which type of absorption (only) would make a good
invisible ink? Ans✓✓✓ n to sigma*


a molecule has a singlet ground state and has the following absorption,
fluorescence, and phosphorescence spectra. predict the energy level
diagram of the molecule Ans✓✓✓ A


a photon may be absorbed by an atom when the energy of the photon
is ___ the energy difference between the ground state energy level and
an excited energy level Ans✓✓✓ equal to

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