| Type: | Ph.D.-level, Open University
Language: Danish |
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No credit points with: 23352/c2352/23456/c2356
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Prerequisite: 23220/c2320
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Recommended semester: 6th - 8th semester
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Scope and form: 2 Modules, lectures. Group sessions.
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Examination: Written exam (13-scale)
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Remarks: Course 23354 is given for the first time in the spring term of 2001 and substitutes the courses 23352 Applied Spectroscopy and 23456 Applied NMR-Spectroscopy given for the last time in the spring term of 2000 and fall term of 2000, respectively.
Please note: Until the teachers of course 23354 have been designated, the Students Advisor of the Department is contact person.
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| Contact person: | Ebbe Kelstrup, Building 201, Tel. +45 4525 2150, email ek@kemi.dtu.dk |
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Department: Department of Organic Chemistry
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Aim: To enable the students to use NMR, MS, IR, and UV spectroscopy for structure determination and analysis of chemical reactions within organic chemistry and related subjects.
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Contents: 1H and 13C nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy (NMR): Use of chemical shifts; homo and hetero couplings; coupling constants; decoupling; simple 2-dimensional NMR experiments for structural elucidation. -Mass spectrometry (MS): Diverse methods for ionization of organic molecules; determination of molecular weight and molecular formula; use of characteristic fragmentation patterns. -Infrared spectroscopy (IR): Use of group frequencies for diverse functional groups in relation to the molecular structure. -Ultraviolet spectroscopy (UV): The nature of electronic transitions; prediction of absorption frequencies of characteristic chromophores as an aid in structural analysis.
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