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Mass spectrometer

Powerful instrumental technique used to do find the relative mass of elements and compounds

Ionisation

Electrospray ionisation-sample is dissolved in a solvent and pushed through a nozzle at high pressure.HIgh voltage is applied causing each particle to gain H+ ions. Solvent is removed =gas


Electron impact ionisation -sample is vaporised , electron is used to fire high energy electrons. This knocks one electron off=+1ions

Acceleration

Positive ions are accelerated by electric field


Electric field gives the same kinetic energy to all ions


Lighter ions = greater acceleration

Ion drift

No electric field


Same speed


Lighter ions drifting at higher speeds

Detection

Lighter ions reach detector first


Detecter detects the current created by th ions

Electron configurations

Copper and chromium are special-donate one 4s electron to the 3D sub shell because they are fully stable


Cu:1s22s22p63s23p64s13d10


Cr:1s22s22p63s23p63d54s1

Ionisation

The energy needs to remove the first electron is called the first ionisation energy


Ex


O(g)➡️O(g)+e-

Ionisation

The energy needs to remove the first electron is called the first ionisation energy


Ex


O(g)➡️O(g)+e-

Factors affecting ionisation energy

Nuclear charge


Distance from the nucleus


Shielding

Ionisation trends down group 2

Ionisation energy decreases. Easier to remove outer electrons .Provides evidence that electron shells exist.


1Going down group 2 each each element has an extra shell to the one above ,the inner electrons will shield the outer from the attraction of the nucleus


2outer electrons are further away from the nucleus so the nucleus attraction is reduced

Ionisation energy across period 3

Ionisation energy increase


Number of protons increased extra electrons are at roughly the same energy level-extra shielding or distance to lessen the attraction