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Spectrophotometry Flashcards

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1
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intensity of radiant energy transmitted, reflected or emitted is related to concentration of chemical species that absorbs energy

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Spectrophotometry

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Measurements of Spectrometry

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Measurement of the position/wavelength in the electromagnetic spectrum where radiant energy has interacted with chemical species.
Measurement of the power of transmitter, emitted, reflected, or fluoresced energy.

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The complete system if energy propagated in wave form

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Electromagnetic Spectrum

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Form of energy that is transmitted through space and energies; energy in wave form

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Radiant Energy

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Radiant Energy

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Electromagnetic Radiant

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Radiant Energy is energy in

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UV Region
Visibile Region
Infrared Region

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7
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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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7
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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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8
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Wavelength Range of Ultraviolet Region

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200 - 380 nm ⭐

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Wavelength Range of Visible Region

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380 - 780 nm

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10
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Wavelength Range of Near Infrared Region

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780 - 3000 nm

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Wavelength Range of Near Infrared Region

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780 - 3000nm

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Wavelength Range of medium infrared Region

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3 -15mm ⭐

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Wavelength Range of Far infrared Region

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15 - 300mm

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Units of wavelength measurement ⭐

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Nanometer
Micrometer
Angstrong

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Number of waves per centimeter and is equal to 1/wavelength (cm)

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Wave number

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Number of complete cycles which pass a given point per second

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Frequency

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A molecule containing chromophore

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Chromogen

17
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A functional group which absorb radiant energy in the UV or visible regions of the spectrum

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Chomophore

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Examples of Chromophore

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Organic Acids
Aldehydes
Ketone
Acetylene
Ethylene
Azomethines

19
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Enhance absorption by a chromophore and shift the wavelength of absorption, when attached to the chromophore

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Auxochrome

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Possess one or more unshared or lone pair of electron that interacts with other e- in chromophore

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Auxochrome

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Branch of spectrometery whhch embraces the measurement of the absorption

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Spectrophotometry

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Designate instruments which have a radiant energy-dispersing device, such as prism or grating, permiting the measurement of wavelength and radiant power

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Spectrophotometer
Spectrometer

23
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Branch of spectrophotometry in which the absorption measurement is made in the visible region of the spectrum

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Colorimetry

24
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Instruments which have the necessary electronics to permit measurement of radiant power with a filter instead of prism or diffraction grating, to increase the sensitivity of the measurement.

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Colorimeter
Filter photometer

25
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The energy in the electromagnetic spectrum occurs in bundles known as

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Photons/Quanta

26
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amount of energy possessed by electromagnetic radiation is expressed in

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E = hv
E = Energy
v = Frequency
h = Planck’s constant (6.63 x10-34 joule sec) ⭐

27
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Energy is iversely proportional to the

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Wavelength

28
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Energy is directly porportional to the

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Wave number

29
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The shorter the _________ or the greater the _____________, the higher the ______

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The shorter the wavelength or the greater the frequency, the higher the energy

30
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Components of spectrophotometer

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Light sources
MonochromatorSample cell
Detector or transducer
Device to readout response

31
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Light of a single wavelength

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Monochromatic

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The mnochromatic light that passes to the sample

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Incident light

33
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The monochromatic light that is not absorbed emerges from the sample

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Transmitter light

34
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Beer-Lambert Formula

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T = P/Po

T = Transmittance
P = Power of incident beam
Po = Power of transmitted radiant beam

35
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The amount of the monochromatic light absorbed by the sample

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Absorbance

36
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Laws of Spectrophotometry

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Beer’s Law
Lambert’s Law / Bourguer’s Law
Beer-Lambert’s Law / Bourguer’s Law

37
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The power of transmitted radiant beam decreases exponentially as concentration of the solution increase arithmetically

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Beer’s Law

38
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Beer’s Law Equation

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A = abc

A = Absorbance
a = Absorptivity
b = Cell thickness
c = Concn

39
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The power of a transmitted radiant beam decreases exponentially as the thickness of the solution increases arithmetically

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Lambert’s / Bouguer’s Law

40
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The power of the incident and transmitted radiant beams to the thickness and concentartion of the solution

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Beer-Lambert’s Law / Bourguer’s Law

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