Spectrophotometer Flashcards

1
Q

These are instruments that measure light energy. Examples are spectrophotometers, FEP, AAS

A

Optical Instruments

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2
Q

Kind of light at 400-700nm

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Visible spectrum

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3
Q

Less than 400nm

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UV

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4
Q

Greater than 700nm

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IR

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5
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6
Q

This energy transmitted via electromagnetic waves characterized by frequency and wavelength

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Ligh Energy

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7
Q

Wavelength is ________ proportional to energy

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Inversely Proportional

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8
Q

What do you use to check wavelength accuracy?

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Didymium / Holmium Oxide Filter

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9
Q

Order of wavelength in Visible Light

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“VIBGYOR” 400 to 700 nm
Red = High WL, Low Energy
Violet = Low WL, High Energy

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10
Q

Spectrophotometer: Concentration of substance is _____ to the amount of light absorbed and _____ to the log of transmitted light.

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Spectrophotometer: Concentration of substance is DIRECTLY PROP to the amount of light absorbed and INDIRECTLY PROP to the log of transmitted light.

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11
Q

This prevents stray light

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Entrance Slit

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12
Q

Type of light source that emits radiation that changes in intensity

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Continuum Source

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13
Q

Type of light source that has limited radiation and wavelength

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Line Source

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14
Q

Indicate IR light sources

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Merst-Glower
Globar

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15
Q

Indicate VIS/IR light source

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Tungsten-Halogen Lamp

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16
Q

Indicate UV light sources

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Mercury Arc Lamp
Deuterium Discharge
Xenon Arc Lamp
Hydrogen Lamp

17
Q

This is the most common cause of loss of linearity, dispersion of second-order spectra

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Stray Light

18
Q

This controls the width of light beam /bandpass

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Exit Slit

19
Q

This part of the spectrophotometer isolates the wavelength

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Monochromator

20
Q

Type of monochromator with purest UV

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Prisms

21
Q

Most sensitive and most common monochromator

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Fraction Gratings

22
Q

Least expensive mmonochromator

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Colored glass filters

23
Q

Indicate all examples of monochromators

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Prisms
Fraction Gratings
Interference filters
Colored Glass Filters

24
Q

This part of the spectrophotometer converts transmitted light to electrical energy for easier measure than light

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Photodetectors

25
Q

This is an internal current photodetector

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Barrier-Layer Cell / Photocell / Photovoltage

26
Q

Most Sensitive and most common photodetector; DYNODES

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Photomultiplier

27
Q

External and multichannel photodetector

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PhotodiodeCa

28
Q

Cathode Anode Photodetector

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Phototube

29
Q

Factors for choosing a light source:

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Range, Spectral, Source, Stability, Temp

30
Q

Most common type of sample holder/cuvette used and why

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Square-end. Path length needs to be the same, easier to do for square

31
Q

Most common example of cuvette

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Alumina SIlica Glass

32
Q

Enumerate all examples of cuvettes

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Alumina-Silica Glass
Quartz-Plastic (for UV)
Borosilicate Glass
Soft Glass