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Carbohydrates, Metabolism & spectrometry

tanitia.dooley Chemistry undergrad English 2.7Average rating 2.7 out of 5 (3 ratings) 20 cards

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  1. 1What are alpha and beta sugars?If OH on same face as anomeric carbon (cis)= beta/ If on opposite face (trans)=alpha
  2. 2What location defines a D and L sugar?If OH on left=L on right=D
  3. 3What is an epimer?a diastereoisomer that differs in configuration at only one of the stereogenic centres
  4. 4What is an anomer?A type of an epimer that differs in configuration at the anomeric position
  5. 5How does metabolism help excretion of drugs?By increasing polarity and water solubility of the drugs
  6. 6glucose+glucose=maltose
  7. 7glucose+fructose=sucrose
  8. 8Describe the process of mass spectrometrythe sample is vaporised and high energy electrons are fired at it causing part of the sample to be ejected=charged ion. A detector sorts charged ions into the relative mass-to-charge ratios and determines the relative amounts of each
  9. 9what is a base peak?Most intense signal which arise from bond cleavages that occur readily
  10. 10Name two unfavourable fragmentsCH3+ and H+
  11. 11What would be seen in a mass spec if there was an aromatic next to a Ch2?peak at 91 due to [C7H7]+ and a peak at 65 due to loss of ethane
  12. 12What is the molecular peak for an acylium cation on a mass spec? [COCH3]+. why is this stable?43 because cleaving next to a carbonyl is stable because +ve charge can be delocalised onto both oxygen and carbon so more spread out
  13. 13What is the peak found for a phenyl cation? [C6H5]+77
  14. 14name some monoisotopic elements?F, I, P
  15. 15What elements have a low abundance of other isotypes?H + N
  16. 16What elements have variations?Cl, Br, S, Si, C
  17. 17What does a 75:25% ratio suggest?Cl
  18. 18What does a 50:50% ratio suggest?Br
  19. 19What is MALDI?softer technique, produces molecular ion with one positive charge-molecular weight of molecular more easily determined
  20. 20What is ESI?Softer technique, adds protons instead of electrons, produces multiple charges meaning multiple m/z values for same molecule

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