M1 Flashcards

1
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the study of radiant energy and matter to determine their interaction

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SPECTROSCOPY

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2
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  • a system of color bands
  • continuum of color formed when a beam of light is dispersed so that its component wavelengths are arranged in order
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spectra (spectrum)

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TYPES OF SPECTROSCOPY

the entire frequency range of electromagnetic waves that includes the cosmic rays, gamma rays, xrays, ultraviolet rays, visible rays, infrared rays, microwaves, radar and radiowaves

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ELECTROMAGNETIC SPECTRUM

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4
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TYPES OF SPECTROSCOPY

  • also known as the visible spectrum
  • it refers to the distribution of colors produced when light is dispersed by a prism, it includes the colors of rainbow
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COLOR SPECTRUM

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5
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can be described as both waves and particles called photons and consist of regular electric and magnetic fluctuations

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ELECTROMAGNETIC RADIATION

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6
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electromagentic radiation can be described as both waves and particles called

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photons

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7
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electromagnetic radiation consist of regular ____ and ____ fluctuations

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electric and magnetic

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8
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describes how many wave patterns or cycles pass by in a period of time

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frequency

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9
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  • distance between any two points with the same phase, such as between crests, or troughts (expressed in im, cm, or nm)
  • 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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10
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another term for wavelength

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lambda

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11
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relationship of wavelength and frequency

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INVERSELY related

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12
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speed of light constant (c)

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3.0 x 10⁸ m/s

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13
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  • it refers to the number of waves per cm
  • reciprocal of wavelength
  • number of wavelengths in a given distance (expressed as m⁻¹, cm⁻¹, nm⁻¹)
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wavenumber

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14
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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

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15
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THEORIES OF RADIANT ENERGY

states that radiant energy occurs in bundles called “photon” or “quanta

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first theory

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16
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THEORIES OF RADIANT ENERGY

first theory states that radiant energy occurs in bundles called ____ or ____

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photon or quanta

17
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THEORIES OF RADIANT ENERGY

E = hv

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first theory

18
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THEORIES OF RADIANT ENERGY

states that energy in the electromagentic spectrum is propagated in wave form

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second theory

19
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THEORIES OF RADIANT ENERGY

c = ʎv

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second theory

20
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THEORIES OF RADIANT ENERGY

relationship of radiation and frequency

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DIRECTLY proportional

21
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planck’s constant (h)

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6.62 x 10⁻²⁷ erg*s

22
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most important electromagnetic wave

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vvisible rays

23
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relationship of wavelength and energy

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INVERSELY proportional

24
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FORMULA

E =

given = frequency

25
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FORMULA

E =

given = wavelength

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E = h x c/ʎ

26
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FORMULA

E =

given = wavenumber

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E = h x c x ν

27
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FORMULA

wavelength ʎ =

givem = frequency

28
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FORMULA

frequency v =

given = wavelength ʎ