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If the peaks matched those of known impurities, they could use the intensities to calculate the purity of the ester.
What is IR Spectrum ?
IR-spectroscopy is perhaps the most frequently used technique in the organic chemistry labs at PSU. It is routinely used to identify products and to verify that an experiment has succeeded.
- An IR -spectrum routinely shows peaks from the range of 3600 to 500 cm-1. IR -frequencies correspond to the frequencies of molecular vibrations.
- The IR spectrum can be used to show that there is not any starting material left by the loos of the alkene bond(C=C) between 1500cm^-1 and 1800cm^1 from 1-hexene and the addition of a hydroxyl group(-OH) of 2-Hexanol between 3000cm^-1 and 3300cm^-1.
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