QC 2 Flashcards

M1

1
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  • A method of analysis that deals with the measurement of spectra
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SPECTROMETRY

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is a system of color bands, it is a continuum of color formed when a beam of light is dispersed, so that its component wavelengths are arranged in order

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spectrum

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3
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  • Types of Spectrum
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  • Color Spectrum
  • Electromagnetic Spectrum
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4
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3 most important Spectrum

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o UV
o Visible - color spectrum
o Infrared

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5
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Shorter wavelength = —— energy= ——— frequency

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higher energy = higher frequency

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6
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Ex. Shorter wavelength

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Gamma ray and X-ray

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7
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Longer wavelength = —— energy= ——— frequency

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lower

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8
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Ex. Longer wavelength

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Radio and Microwaves

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9
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  • Determination of the identity of a certain compound
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Significance

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10
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  • Determination of the quantity of the active ingredient
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Significance

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  • It refers to the length of a complete wave or cycle from the peak of one wave to the peak of the next
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Wavelength

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  • refers to the number of waves per second
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Wavelength

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Units of Wavelength

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  • Micrometer (um) = 10-4 cm
  • Nanometer (nm) = 10-7 cm
  • Angstrom (Å) = 10-8 cm
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Ranges of Wavelength Used in Spectrometry

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  • Far UV - <180nm
  • Near UV - 200 to 380 nm
  • Visible - 380 to 780 nm
  • Near IR - 780 to 3000 nm
  • Mid IR - 3 to 15 um
  • Far IR - 15 to 300 um
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15
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  • The symbol is “v”
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Frequency

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  • It refers to the number of complete cycles which pass a given point per second (cps)
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Frequency

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  • It is expressed in cps and hertz (1 cps = 1 Hz)
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Frequency

18
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  • It refers to the number of waves per centimeter
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Wavenumber

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  • Units of Wavenumber
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  • 1 um- = 10’4 cm-
  • 1 nm- = 10’7 cm-
20
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  • It is a functional group which absorbs radiant energy in the UV and visible regions of the spectrum
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Chromophore

21
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  • It refers to the energy in the electromagnetic spectrum that is propagated in waveform
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Radiant Energy

22
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First theory states that radiant energy occurs in bundles called “——-” or “——–”

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photon or quanta

23
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  • h=
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Plank’s constant = 6.62x10-27 ergs . s

24
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  • v=
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frequency = cps or Hz

25
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  • c=
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velocity - 3.00 x 1010 cm/s

26
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  • V=
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frequency - cps or Hz

27
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is inversely proportional to energy

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Wavelength

28
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is directly proportional to the energy

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Wavenumber

29
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Computation for energy

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  • E = hv using the frequency
  • E = hc/x using the wavelength
  • E = hcṽ using the wavenumber