Lab 3 Spectrophotmeter Flashcards

1
Q

methods are widely used to quantify concentration of biological materials

A

photometric

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2
Q

enables accurate determination of very small quantities

A

sensitivity

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3
Q

physical basis to determine the physical characteristsics of chemicals to absorb what… at specific …. depending on atomorc structure

A

light ,wavelength

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4
Q

lesser light leaves the solution

A

true, because most are absorbed

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5
Q

uniform absorbing solution proportion of light passing is called

A

transmittance

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6
Q

transmittance expressed as

A

T-l/lo

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7
Q

light absorbed by substance

A

absorbance

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8
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light not absorbed

A

transmittance

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9
Q

absorbance unit

A

optical density OD - absorbance per unit length

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10
Q

absorbance / thickness fo sample

A

OD

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11
Q

transmittance and absorbance are

A

linear interdependent

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12
Q

OD =

A

log10(1/T)

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13
Q

transmittance ranges from

A

1-100%

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14
Q

absorbance ranges

A

0-infinity

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15
Q

states that absorbance is proportional to the composition of the concentration of the substance and the length of material that the light travels through

A

beer lamber law

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16
Q

exceptions are

A

ionizing compounds, out of range concentration (high)

17
Q

amount of light transmitted at any given wavelength is a function of

A

concentration

18
Q

relationship b/t concentration and light

A

straight line

19
Q

simplified spectrophotometer use filters to segregate specific wavelengths

A

colorimeter

20
Q

measures turbidity

A

turbidometer

21
Q

measures concentration by the flourescence of materials

A

fluorometer

22
Q

measures concentration by the excitation of materials by heat and flame with consequent development of color

A

flame photometer

23
Q

when extremes are reached it is called

A

topping or bottoming out

24
Q

colorimeter usable range

A

0.01-1.0 OD units

25
Q

dilution factor =

A

total end volume/ volume of stock solution (used)

26
Q

final concentration=

A

original concentration/dilution factor