Ultra-Visible Spectroscopy Flashcards
What is the relationship between the absorbance of a solution and its concentration?
According the Beers the law the more concentrated a solution is the light is absored.
A=eBC
A is the absorbsion
B= is the optical path
e=absorptivity of the species
C= is the concentration
On a calibration curve, what is labeled on the x-axis and is labed on the y-axis?
The X axis is labed “concentration”
The Y axis labed
“absorbance”
What should you do if a solution falls outside the range of standard for a calibration curve?
If a sample doesnt fall within the standards of the calibration curve, you must dilute the sample again.
Zero Order Reaction Kinetics
Y= Concentration
X=Time
Slope = -k
Frist Order Reaction Kinetics
Y=ln(concentration)
X=Time
slope =-k
Second order reaction kientics
Y=1/concentration
X=time
Slope = k