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Generated Narrative: SubstanceDefinition 3419cdae-4d99-4068-bfaa-8037550bf327
identifier: EthylAcetate
classification: Chemical
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characterization
technique: Elemental Analysis
description:
Ethyl acetate was analyzed for carbon, hydrogen, nitrogen, and chloride content by combustion analysis. The results for two sample preparations are provided in Table 1. These are within range with the molecular formula of Ethyl acetate.
Table 1: Elemental Analysis Results for Ethyl acetate |Element |% Theory|% Found 1|% Found 2| |:------:|:------:|:-------:|:-------:| | Carbon | 66.25 | 66.23 | 66.22 | |Hydrogen| 8.55 | 8.57 | 8.61 | |Nitrogen| 4.05 | 4.02 | 4.04 | |Chlorine| 11.15 | 11.14 | 11.13 |
characterization
technique: Infrared Spectrum
description:
Ethyl acetate was analyzed with IR spectroscopy. Functional group assignments for major peaks are displayed in Table 1. The results are consistent with Ethyl acetate functionalities.
Table 1: Functional Group Assignments for Major Infrared Peaks |Wavenumber (cm^-1)|Intensity| Assignment | |:----------------:|:-------:|:---------------------:| | 3057 | w | C-H | | 2789 | m | Distributed aromatic | | 2349 | s | Aromatic ether | | 1825 | m | Tertiary amine salt | | 1517 | m | Aromatic ether | | 1376 | m | Distributed aromatic | | 1232 | m | -OH | | 1166 | m | C-H | | 1086 | s |Tertiary aromatic amine| | 973 | m | Aromatic ether |
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characterization
technique: NMR Spectroscopy
description:
Ethyl acetate was analyzed by both HNMR and CNMR spectroscopy. the HNMR spectrum is shown in ethyl-acetate-HNMR.png and CNMR spuctrum is shown in ethyl-acetate-CNMR.png. The detailed proton and carbon assignments are provided in Table 1 and Table 2 respectively. The results confirm the structure assigned to Ethyl acetate.
Table 1: Proton Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Assignments for Ethyl acetate |Hydrogen No.|Shift (ppm)|Multiplicity|No. of protons|Coupling constants| |------------|-----------|------------|--------------|------------------| |H1 |1.234 |d |2 |J=22 Hz | |H3 |5.678 |m |1 |NA | |H4 |2.345 |dd |3 |J=.3 Hz | |H5 |6.789 |s |2 |J=5.4 Hz | |H6 |7.890 |q |2 |NA |
Table 2: Carbon Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Assignments for Ethyl acetate |Carbon Number|Chemical Shift (ppm)| |:-----------:|:------------------:| | 1 | 12.12 | | 2 | 132.15 | | 3 | 45.54 | | 4 | 77.52 | | 5 | 150.99 | | 6 | 109.06 | | 7 | 37.48 | | 8 | 68.94 |
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characterization
technique: Single Crystal X-ray Crystallography
description:
The structure was determined by single-crystal X-ray diffraction, Figure 1. The absolute R-configuration was determined as depicted using the Flack parameter = -0.010. The asymmetric unit contains one fully ordered molecule of Ethyl acetate, two chloride ions, and evidence of methanol from the crystallization system.
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Name | Type | Preferred |
Ethyl acetate | GSRS Preferred Term | true |
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