spectroscopy and analysis Flashcards

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1
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what is the frequency of an electromagnetic radiation?

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cycles per second

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2
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relationship between wavelength and frequency?

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wavelength inversely proportional to frequency

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3
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what is the speed of light in a vacuum?

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3 × 10^8 ms^-1

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4
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how to calculate speed of light?

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c= wavelength * frequency

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5
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what does a higher frequency on a visible colour spectrum mean?

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the higher the frequency the shorter the wavelength
therefore the higher the energy

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6
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what is the order of electromagnetic spectrum form higher to lower energy (shorter to longer wavelength)?

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gamma, X-ray, UV, infra-red, microwave, radio

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7
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what is the energy of photons given by?

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E=hv
h is Planck’s constant

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8
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what is the value of Planck’s constant?

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6.626 × 10^-34 m^2 kg s−1

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9
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what happens during spectroscopy?

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EMR with specific frequency is absorbed by molecule which then becomes excited

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10
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does electromagnetic radiation have a range of frequencies corresponding to what?

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electronic transitions

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11
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what happens to the electron after radiation is absorbed?

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electron promoted to a higher level

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12
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what is an orbital?

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region of space that can hold a maximum of two electrons with opposite spins

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13
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when will hydrogen atoms absorb photons?

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hydrogen atoms will absorb photons with frequencies that agree with the differences between energy levels

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14
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what is λmax?

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wavelength of a sample that has the highest absorbance

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15
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why are absorption broader as molecules become more complex?

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more vibrations and rational energy levels

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16
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what happens as conjugation increases?

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gaps between HOMO and LUMO decreases

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17
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difference between atomic and molecular absorption?

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atoms have a sharp spectra
molecules have broad spectra

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18
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what is transmission?

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fraction of light intensity that has passed through a sample unchanged

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19
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what is the equation of absorbance (A)?

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A=-log T

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20
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what is the equation of transmittance?

21
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what is lamberts law?

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A proportional the l
l (path length)

22
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what is the beer lamber law?

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A is proportional to c
c (concentration)

23
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what is the beer lambert equation?

24
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what is molar extinction?

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the absorbance of 1 mol dm-3 sample with path length of 1cm

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what layout does the beer lambert equation have?
A= εl * c y= m * x
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how can a bond be approximated?
spring between two spheres
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equation for wavenumber (ṽ)?
ṽ =1/λ
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what does a high wavenumber mean?
high frequency
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what does increasing bond strength between two spheres do?
increasing bond strength increases frequency
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what does decreasing size of spheres do?
increases frequency
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what are the two components of electromagnetic radiation?
magnetic field going in the x-axis electric field going in the y-axis
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what is a photon?
little packet of energy that goes in the same direction as light
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what is spectroscopy defintion?
'study of the interaction between electromagnetic radiation and matter'
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what is monochromator?
one colour with a specific wavelength that is split
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where are the electrons in an orbital
orbital is where 95% of the electrons will be found
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why are electrons further away from the nucleus harder to remove?
electrons further away form the nucleus are harder to remove because they're at a higher energy level
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'the difference between energy in vibrational energy levels matches the infra-red part of the electromagnetic spectrum'
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what happens to a bond when it absorbs photons?
when bonds absorb photons its amplitude increases frequency remains the same
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what does doubling concentration do to absorbance?
doubling concentration doubles absorbance
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what is spectroscopy?
'The study of the interaction between electromagnetic radiation and matter.'
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THz to Hz?
1THz =1 *10^12 Hz
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GHz to Hz?
1GHz= 1 *10^9
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MHz to Hz?
1MHz= 1*10^6
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nm to m?
1nm = 1*10^-9 m
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pm to m?
1pm = 1*10^-12
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micrometer to cm?
1micrometer = 1*10^-4cm
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units of each component in beer-lambert law?
molar extinction = dm3 mol-1 cm-1 conc = mol dm-3 path length = cm
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what does decrease in electronegativity do to the vibrational frequency?
decrease