UV-VIS and Fluorescence Spectroscopy Flashcards

1
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Most common electron transitions?

A

Pi - Pi*

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2
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Monochromator UV-VIS Instrument Schematic

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Lamp -> Monochromator -> Sample -> Photo Diode -> Data Processor

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3
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Diode Array UV-VIS Instrument Schematic

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Lamp -> Sample -> Diode Array -> Data Processing ->

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4
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REMEMBER SIMULTAENOUS EQUATIONS

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A = ECL
Simultaneous

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5
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Definition of Fluorescence?

A

Promotion of an electron from the ground state to a higher electronic state. This occurs due to addition of energetic light.

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6
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Multiplicity

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(n+1) rule

no unpaired spins = singlet (S)
one unpaired spin = doublet (D)
two unpaired spins = triplet (T)

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7
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How are ground and excited states labelled?

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Ground is 0
each excited state after that for a particular multiplicity is numbered sequentially starting from 1

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8
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Fluorescence spectrometer schematic

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Lamp -> Excitation monochromator -> Sample Compartment -> Emission Monochromator -> photomultiplier

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9
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What is stokes shift?

A

Different between max wavelengths of excitation/absorption peak and the emission peak

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10
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STOKES SHIFT EQUATIONS

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Change in Energy = Energy of excitation/absorption lambdamax - energy of emission lambdamax

Energy at max wavelength = E = (h*c)/Wavelength (IN METRES)

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