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Thursday 2 July 2015

MASS SPECTRUM OF ETHERS



 


 


 





  Fragmentation of Ethers
         The molecular ion peak is usually weak in ethers.  The oxygen atom mediates the major fragment and creates a β cleavage that results in a resonance stabilized cation.  This peak is prominent and sometimes is the base peak.
         The fragment can also undergo a subsequent rearrangement which typically creates the base peak when the α carbon is substituted.
         Ethers also produce prominent alkyl fragments when the C–O bond (α bond) is broken and the fragment containing oxygen is a radical.
        
Figure 6.18. Fragmentation of an Ether. Spectra from the NIST/EPA/NIH Mass Spectral Library.  Reprinted with permission from NIST.
         The base peak in Figure 6.18 is the result of both a β cleavage and the above rearrangement.
         Aromatic ethers have a slightly different pattern of fragmentation.  They produce prominent molecular ions due to the stability of the benzene ring.  The major fractionation occurs at the β bond to the aromatic ring.  This fragment can decompose further with the loss of CO.
         Aromatic ethers also cleave at the bond α to the ring to create a peak at m/z 77 and 78 due to hydrogen migration.
         When the alkyl portion of the sample is larger than two carbons, the β is accompanied by hydrogen migration caused by the presence of the aromatic group.  This cleavage results in a peak located at m/z 94.
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Ether

Fragmentation tends to occur alpha to the oxygen atom (C-C bond next to the oxygen).
    Ethyl methyl ether
    C3H8O
    MW = 60.10




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35 Most Exotic Destinations For Your Next Vacation



35 Amazing Vacation

We live on a beautiful planet that offers many stunning landscapes, tropical paradises, mist shrouded volcanoes and unbelievable beaches. Raising a toast to the explorer within you, here are a few exotic getaways for you to consider for your next vacation.


1. Bay of Kotor, Montenegro

Simply known as Boka, this winding bay will engulf you with its emerald waters and picturesque mountains. The shoreline houses beautiful medieval towns like Perast, where you can stop for a meal and interact with the locals.
BayOfKotorMontenegro

 2. Petra, Jordan

Rising out of a cliff between the Red and Dead Sea, the lost city of Petra still has secrets to reveal. It has several tombs and carved structures spread across a sandy landscape. Many scenes from the Hollywood blockbuster Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade were filmed here.
PetraJordan

3. Longsheng Rice Terrace, China

These stunningly beautiful terraced rice fields received the name of Dragon’s Backbone because the rice terraces resemble a dragon’s scales while the summit of the mountain range looks like the backbone of the dragon.
DragonsBackboneChina

4. Gozo, Malta

The enchanting island of Gozo is an integral part of the Maltese archipelago. Besides being one of the top diving destinations in the Mediterranean, it boasts of mystical backwaters, historical forts and amazing panoramas.
GozoMalta

5. The Great Blue Hole, Belize

This submarine sinkhole off the coast of Belize is in every scuba diver’s bucket list. Even if you are not into enjoying a myriad of species underwater, it’s totally worth flying over the Blue Hole for a breathtaking view.
GreatBlueHoleBelize

 6. Amer fort, India

A majestic structure sprawling on a hilltop, Amer fort’s architecture is a magnificent blend of Mughal and Hindu influences. Made out of red sandstone and white marble, it consists of a series of courtyards, palaces, halls, and gardens.
AmberFortIndia1

7. Forest of Knives, Madagascar

It is truly intriguing that wildlife can happily exist amidst razor sharp vertical rocks in this mesmerizing forest. You can hike around the bizarre pinnacles of limestone and observe different kinds of birds and lemurs.
Les grands Tsingy, 250 km de long

8. Namje, Nepal

There are no roads to Namje. The only way to get to the Nepalese village is along a series of footpaths with views of Mount Makalu, the world’s fifth-tallest peak.
NamjeNepal

9. Taha’a, French Polynesia

Most people head to Bora Bora or Tahiti, but why not explore the intimate and exquisite island of Taha’a instead? The landscape is dotted with several vanilla plantations and traditional pearl farm huts.
Tahaa

10. Porto Heli, Greece

From lush olive groves to perfect bays, every scene seems as if it was lifted from a postcard. The calm beaches are ideal for sunbathing and frolicking.
PortoHeliGreece

11. Pisco Elqui, Chile

Those who love to star gaze, look no further than the clearest skies in Pisco Elqui. Surrounded by magnificent Andean mountains, this Chilean village enjoys perfect weather year round.
PiscoElquiChile

12. Cappadocia, Turkey

Known as Turkey’s most visually striking region, Cappadocia offers caves, clefts, pinnacles and ‘fairy chimneys’ (pointed rock formations). Volcanic eruptions formed this surreal moonscape.
CappadociaTurkey1

13. Con Dao Island, Vietnam

In addition to hiking and exploring empty coastal roads and deserted beaches, there are some excellent wildlife-watching opportunities in the islands of Con Dao. Most of the land area is part of Con Dao National Park, which protects Vietnam’s most important sea turtle nesting grounds.
ConDaoVietnam

14. Timgad, Algeria

This Roman colonial town founded by Emperor Trajan in AD100 is a UNESCO world heritage site. Centuries later, it still represents the embodiment of Roman urban planning.
TimgadAlgeria

15. The Cook Islands

Many are of the opinion that Cook Islands are the best kept secret in the Pacific Ocean. The 15 islands are scattered over a vast expanse of seductive and sensuous ocean, boasting of idyllic climate and rare beauty.
CookIslands

16. Angkor Wat, Cambodia

Built by the Khymer civilization, Angkor Wat is the most famed Cambodian temple, which even appears on its national flag. The architectural genius unfolds many enduring tales of Cambodian history.
AngkorWat

17. Fiji

No list of exotic destinations can be complete without mention of Fiji, an archipelago of over 300 islands in the South Pacific Ocean. Besides pristine white sandy beaches and fish-packed coral reefs, there is ample opportunity to climb a mountain, soak in a hot spring or explore a village.
Fiji

18. Isle of Skye, Scotland

The stunning scenery in the backdrop of the misty Cuillin hills offers beautiful hikes and spectacular photos.
IsleOfSkye

19. Yellowstone National Park, USA

Home to the famous “Old faithful” geyser, Yellowstone still remains an unspoiled natural beauty. You are bound to see legendary wildlife wherever you go, be it grizzly bears, wolves or antelopes.
YellowStoneUSA

20. Bagan, Burma

Bagan boast of the largest and densest concentration of Buddhist temples and stupas in the world. For an unparalleled view, you can take a hot air balloon ride at sunrise.
BaganBurma

21. Mount Roraima, Venezuela

Inspiration to Conan Doyle’s Lost World and Avatar, this place is an extraordinary natural geologic formation. It serves as the natural border between Venezuela, Brazil and Guyana in South America.
MountRoraimaVenezuela

22. Cano Cristales, Colombia

Known as the most beautiful river in the world and the “Liquid Rainbow”, this Colombian wonder is a must visit if you are heading to South America. The best time to travel is July – November when the river bed is full of gaudy colors like green, yellow, blue, black and red.
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23. Salar de Uyuni, Bolivia

The world largest salt flat is breathtaking, especially after rain when it creates a mirror effect. The salt is about 10 meters thick in the center.
SalarDeUyuniBolivia

24. Panjin Red Beach, China

Red Beach is located in the highest wetland and reed marsh in the world. It is vividly red and not covered in sand at all. The color is from a type of sea weed called Sueda, which stays green during summer and turns red in autumn.
PanjinRedBeachChina

25. Socotra,Yemen

Isolated Socotra looks like a sci-fi movie set. It is home to 800 rare species of flora and fauna, about a third of which is not found anywhere else in the world.
SocotraYemen

26. Whitehaven Beach, Australia

When you sink your feet into white silica sand that is amongst the purest in the world, you will know why people come here from all over the world.
WhitehavenBeachAustralia

27. Lake Baikal, Russia

The world’s oldest and deepest lake is an ice-lovers paradise. Adventuresome tourists have driven and walked over the frozen lake, but you can kayak, skate or bike.
LakeBaikal

28. Giant’s Causeway, Ireland

Resulting from a volcanic eruption 60 million years ago, Giant’s Causeway is an integral part of Ireland’s heritage. The most characteristic feature of the site is the exposure of large, regularly shaped polygonal columns of basalt in perfect horizontal sections.
GiantsCausewayIreland

29. Neuschwanstein Castle, Germany

There is something magical and mystical about castles, especially the Neuschwanstein, which is an inspiration to Disney’s Cinderella castle. It reflects the eccentric life of King Ludwik who withdrew into a world of myth upon losing his sovereignty.
NeuschwansteinCastleGermany

30. Arashiyama Bamboo Forest, Japan

There is a reason why camera-clutching tourists shuffle their way through soaring stalks of bamboo. But the pictures don’t do justice, so add this to your list of “places to see before you die”.
ArashiyamaBambooJapan

31. Lake Retba, Senegal

Easily mistaken for a pool of strawberry milkshake, the bizarre color of lake Retba is actually a natural phenomenon. Thanks to its high salt concentration, it is a habitat for salt-loving microorganisms that bring out the pink colorization.
LakeRetbaSenegal

32. Badab-e Surt, Iran

The travertine (a sedimentary rock deposited by flowing water from two distinct mineral springs) terrace is a scenic natural wonder in the highlands of northern Iran.
BadabESurtIran

33. Sossusvlei, Namibia

Lifted from a dream, Sossusvlei is full of picturesque sand dunes surrounded by clay pans. The most surreal attraction is the Deadvlei, where the dead acacia trees contrast the white shiny salty floor of the pan.
Deadvlei

34. Derweze, Turkmenistan

Wish to stand at “Hell’s door?” Head to Derweze, a giant illuminated hole rich in natural gas, in the middle of the Karakum dessert. The crater is made by geologists more than 40 years ago, and the flames within have been burning ever since.
Derweze

35. Fregate Island, Seychelles

The private island of Fregate is an ultimate honeymooner’s delight. It is one of the world’s most exclusive resorts with seven pristine beaches to choose from. Simply close your eyes and think idyllic.
FregateIslandSeychelles





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