Spectrophotometry Flashcards

(36 cards)

1
Q

A ________ is used to provide a source of light at certain energy, _______, and to measure the quantity of light that is absorbed by the sample.

A

Spectrophotometer, wavelength

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______ is the amount of light that has been absorbed by the sample; and the relationship between sample concentration and absorbance is _____ up to a certain concentration.

Whereas, ____ is the fraction of incident light that passes completely through the sample; and the relationship between the sample concentration and transmittance is _________

A

Absorbance
Linear (directly proportional)

Transmittance

Exponential (inversely proportional)

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3
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A spectrophotometer is designed to detect _________ of light at different __________when the light passes through a solution of some given concentration.

A

Absorbance, wavelength

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4
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A spectrophotometer is a method of analyses that involves how _______ interacts with the atoms (or molecules) in a sample of matter.

A

Light

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5
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The _______ spectrum consists of electromagnetic radiation whose wavelengths range from 400 nm to nearly 800 nm.

A

Visible

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6
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When this light passes through a substance, certain energies (or colours) of the light are _____ while other colour(s) are allowed to pass through or are _______ by the substance.

A

Absorbed

Reflected

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7
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A substance appears white if it does not absorb ________

A

Any colour

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8
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We see _____ colour when the substance doesn’t absorb any white light.

A

White

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9
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We see ______ colour when the substance does absorb all colours except red colour

A

Red

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10
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The visible range is from ______ nm.

A

400 - 780

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11
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The ultraviolet range is ______ nm.

A

Below 400

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12
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The visible light is used to detect _____ substances, whereas the ultra-violet is used for ______ substances.

A

Coloured

Colourless

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13
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A ______ is either a prism or a diffraction grating that seperates the white light into all colours of the visible spectrum

A

Monochrometer

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14
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A _____ Lamp is used for Vis spectrophotometer

A

Tungstin

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15
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A _______ Lamp is used for UV spectrophotometer

A

Deuterium/Hydrogen/Mercury

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16
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Conjugated aromatic compounds, such as aromatic amino acids absorb _______ radiation

17
Q

Compounds that absorb UV radiation are normally measured in cuvettes made of _______

18
Q

What is the optimum pH of pepsin?

19
Q

The enzyme’s theory that state that “Enzyme structure is flexible, not rigid substrate binding induces appropriate conformational changes in the enzyme Increases range of substrate specificity.” is termed: ————————.

A

Induced-fit theory

20
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The enzyme’s theory that state that “The shape of the active site is complementary to that of the substrate molecule.” is termed: ————–.

A

Key-Lock theory

21
Q

What is the optimum pH of trypsin?

22
Q

In non competitive inhibitors, the inhibitor fits into ————– site

23
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In non competitive inhibitors, the inhibitor fits into _______ site

24
Q

The extinction coefficient of a solution containing 1g molecule of solute per 1 liter of solution is termed _______

A

Molar absorptivity or molar extention coefficient

25
The maximum ---------is the one at which a compound gives its highest absorbance.
Wavelength
26
The slope of a standard curve divided by the cuvette’s path length is equal to \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_
Molar absorptivity of molar extention coeficient
27
The equation for Beers-Lambert law is \_\_\_\_\_\_\_
A = (wierd E boi) x C x L
28
The cuvette with a path length of 0.4 cm gave an absorbance of 0.6. What is the absorbance when the path length is doubled?
1.2
29
Best results for unknown concentration is obtained when the absorbances are between -----------
0.1 - 1.0
30
The molar absorptivity deviates at concentrations
\> 0.01 M
31
The enzyme’s uses the process termed "\_\_\_\_\_\_ "to (i) prevent waste of cell raw materials (substrates), (ii) prevent overproduction of cell products and (iii) prevent wastes of cell energy
"switching on/off"
32
The ability of a compound to absorb light is termed \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_
Molar absorptivity or molar extinction coefficient
33
Conjugated aromatic compounds such as aromatic amino acids are absorbed at which spectra?
Ultra violet
34
According to Beers-Lambert law, the relationship between the absorbance and transmittance is ______ proportional
Indirectly
35
The relationship between the absorbance and transmittance is \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_
A = 2 - Log %T or A = Log (1/T)
36
------ light is actually a mixture of all the colors of light.
White