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  1. 1Of the following compounds, which best matches the given IR spectrum?Image for question 1
    1. AIImage for option A
    2. BIIImage for option B
    3. CIIIImage for option C
    4. DIVImage for option D
  2. 2Which of the following compounds gives this mass spectrum?Image for question 2
    1. AIImage for option A
    2. BIIImage for option B
    3. CIIIImage for option C
    4. DIVImage for option D
  3. 3The concentration of an alcohol can be selected such that both a broad signal and a narrow signal appear simultaneously. In such cases, the broad signal is always to the right of the narrow signal, never to the left. Choose a correct explanation.
    1. AThe presence of hydrogen bonding results in a broad signal of the O-H stretching and it lowers the bond strength of the O-H bonds (because each hydrogen atom is slightly pulled away from the oxygen to which it is connected). A longer bond length (albeit temporary) corresponds with a weaker bond and hence, a lower wavenumber.
    2. BThe presence of hydrogen bonding results in a broad signal of the O-H stretching and it lowers the bond strength of the O-H bonds (because each hydrogen atom is slightly pulled away from the oxygen to which it is connected). A longer bond length (albeit temporary) corresponds with a weaker bond and hence, a higher wavenumber.
    3. CIn the presence of hydrogen bonding, the broad signal produced by C-O stretching contributes to a longer bond length (albeit temporary) and hence corresponds to a weaker bond and a lower wavenumber.
    4. DIn the presence of hydrogen bonding, the broad signal produced by C-H stretching contributes to a longer bond length (albeit temporary) and hence corresponds to a weaker bond and a lower wavenumber.
  4. 4When placing electrons into degenerate orbitals, they are occupied singly and then paired up. Which rule is this?
    1. AHund's rule
    2. BBredt's rule
    3. CMarkovnikoff's rule
    4. DZaitsev's rule
  5. 5Which of the following pairs are not related as resonance structures?
    1. AIImage for option A
    2. BIIImage for option B
    3. CIIIImage for option C
    4. DIVImage for option D
  6. 6Evaluate the IR Spectrum below and choose which structure best fits the dataImage for question 6
    1. AA
    2. BB
    3. CC
    4. DD
    5. EE
  7. 7Ephedrine is a bronchodilator and decongestant obtained from the Chinese plant Ephedra sinica (Drug Test Anal 2018, 10, 350-356). A concentrated solution of ephedrine gives an IR spectrum with a broad signal between 3200 and 3600 cm³, An IR spectrum of a dilute solution of ephedrine is very similar to the IR spectrum of the concentrated solution. That is, the broad signal between 3200 and 3600 om is not transformed into a narrow signal, as we might expect for a compound containing an OH group.Image for question 7
    1. AThe OH group in ephedrine can engage in asymmetric stretching, even in dilute solutions.
    2. BThe OH group in ephedrine can engage in symmetric stretching, even in dilute solutions.
    3. CThe OH group in ephedrine can engage in intramolecular hydrogen bonding even in dilute solutions.
    4. DThe OH group in ephedrine can engage in vibrational excitation, even in dilute solutions.
  8. 8The mass spectrum of an unknown hydrocarbon ohibits an (M+1) peak that is 10% as tall as the molecular lon peak. Select from the options below the number of carbon atoms in the unknown compound
    1. A10
    2. B11
    3. C8
    4. D9
  9. 9Select the correct compound for the following spectrumImage for question 9
    1. AIImage for option A
    2. BIIImage for option B
    3. CIIIImage for option C
    4. DIVImage for option D
  10. 10Choose the correct compound for the given IR spectrumImage for question 10
    1. AA
    2. BB
    3. CC
    4. DD
    5. EE
    6. FF

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