Spectroscopy Flashcards

1
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Intensity of light emission of atoms or molecules of the analyte or absorption of EMR by the material measured

A

Spetroscopy

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2
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_____ depends on the composition and structure of the material, whereas the value of analytic signal is proportional to the amount of the material.

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Frequency

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3
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In case the material is dissociated to atoms, the analysis methods are attributed to the group of ______

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atomic analysis(atomic flurescence analysis,spectral analysis of atomic absorption,atomic emission)

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4
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_______are classified according to the way the changes of energy of atoms and molecules cause the occurrence of analytical signal.

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Spectral analysis

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5
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Such methods are widely used for evaluation of contamination of biological objects by heavy metals, and other substances.

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Atomic analysis and i guess spectral analysis

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6
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Solar energy spectum

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UV- 3 percent
vibile- 40 percent
infrared- 57 percent

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7
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____impact of the EMR radiation upon the material This causes the changes of ____. And these are the methods of this group ,

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Analytical signal

spectral analysis of molecular absorption (optical range of spectrum) Lumiscence analysis

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8
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Electromagnetic radiation is dual in nature

what composes?

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Wave and particles

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9
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The distance between two nearest points of the same phase of a wave

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Wavelength

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10
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The distance between two nearest points of the same phase of a wave

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Wavelength

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11
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Wave number symbol and unit
Wavelength
Velocity of Radiation
Frequency of Radiation

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V=cm-1
(λ)
C= Velocity of Radiation 3x10^10
u=Cycles/sec
V= u/c=1/2
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12
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Wave number symbol and unit
Wavelength
Velocity of Radiation
Frequency of Radiation

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V=cm-1
(λ)
C= Velocity of Radiation 3x10^10
u=Cycles/sec
V= u/c=1/2
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13
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Speed of the wavefront-

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velocity

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14
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The reciprocal of wavelength(number of waves in unit length

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Wavenumber

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15
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The number of complete cycles or waves passing through a fixed point in a unit time.

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Frequency

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16
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Speed of light costant

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C= 3x10 x10 cm/sec

17
Q

UV and visible reaction = _______
IR region= ____________
Wave number=_________
1 micrometer= _________

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Angstrom(A) and nanometer
micrometer(um)
cm- or a reciprocal of a centimeter
1 micrometer= (10-6 m)

18
Q

Instrument which can measure the absorbance of a sample at any wave length

A

Spectrophotometer

19
Q

Used to identify unknown substances and determine their concentration
Measures electromagnetic absorption

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Spectrophotometer

20
Q

Used to identify unknown substances and determine their concentration
Measures electromagnetic absorption

A

Spectrophotometer

21
Q

The concentration of an unknown sample can be determined. ________

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When a light beam is incident to a sample, part is absorbed, and part is transmitted.

22
Q

________ is defined as the ratio of the transmitted intensity of light beam (l t / lo)

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Transmittance (T)

23
Q

______ is defined as log (1/T)

As the _______ decrease the Absorbance increase

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Absorbance (A)

Transmittance

24
Q

______ is defined as log (1/T)

As the _______ decrease the Absorbance increase

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Absorbance (A)

Transmittance

25
Q

Absorbance is directly proportional to ______

A

concentration

26
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Working Principle
Five basic parts
1. Supply electromagnetic energy
2. Isolate the object of interest and eliminate the unwanted second order radiation
3. To accomodate sample solution
4. Receive the trasmitted light and convert it to electrical signal
5. To indicate absorbance or transmittance

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  1. Light source
  2. Monochromator
  3. Sample Compartment
  4. Detector
  5. Digital or analogue display
27
Q

Types of application of spectrophotometer

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Chemical AnalysisFood Safety AnalysisBlood AnalysisDNA/RNA Conc. AnalysisResidual Pesticide AnalysisResidual Chlorine Analysis

28
Q

When solute absorbs EMR in the optical range of spectrum. For biological investigation ,based on measurement of visible light absorption by the solution.

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Photometric methods

29
Q

______ is an electromagnetic radiation in the optical range of spectrum of wavelength from 400 to 800

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Visible light

30
Q

Are applicable only for the analysis of colored solutions of the substances

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Visual methods of colorimetry

31
Q

Concentration of the analyte solution in the methods of path length changing is estimatedaccording to beer’s law:

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If the color intensity of the two solutions of the same material is the same, the ratio of the substance concentration

32
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Concentration of the analyte solution in the methods of path length changing is estimatedaccording to beer’s law:

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If the color intensity of two solutions of the same material is the same, the ratio of the substance concentration in the solutions is in conversely proportional with the ratio of the path lengths.