This document contains an assignment sheet for UV-Vis spectroscopy. It includes 10 questions related to calculating absorbance, molar extinction coefficients, and transmission of light through solutions and materials of varying thicknesses. The questions cover topics like determining concentration from absorbance measurements, calculating the fraction of light transmitted or absorbed for different path lengths, and identifying appropriate transitions and properties of compounds detectable by UV-Vis spectroscopy.
This document contains an assignment sheet for UV-Vis spectroscopy. It includes 10 questions related to calculating absorbance, molar extinction coefficients, and transmission of light through solutions and materials of varying thicknesses. The questions cover topics like determining concentration from absorbance measurements, calculating the fraction of light transmitted or absorbed for different path lengths, and identifying appropriate transitions and properties of compounds detectable by UV-Vis spectroscopy.
This document contains an assignment sheet for UV-Vis spectroscopy. It includes 10 questions related to calculating absorbance, molar extinction coefficients, and transmission of light through solutions and materials of varying thicknesses. The questions cover topics like determining concentration from absorbance measurements, calculating the fraction of light transmitted or absorbed for different path lengths, and identifying appropriate transitions and properties of compounds detectable by UV-Vis spectroscopy.
1. 2.5 X 10-4 M solution of a substance in a 1 cm length cell at λmax 245 nm has
absorbance 1.17, Calculate max for this transition. 2. When a UV light is passed through the given solution, the radiant power is reduced to 50%, Calculate the absorbance. 3. A 0.01 M solution of a compound transmits 20% of the radiation in a container with path length equal to 1.5 cm. Calculate the molar extinction coefficient of the compound 4. A substance in a cell length ‘l’ absorbs 20% of the incident light. What fraction of incident light will be absorbed in a cell of length 5l? 5. For a solution of organic ketonic compound (C10H16O) in hexane in a 10 cm cell, the absorbance was found to be 2.52. What is the concentration of the organic compound (Given max = 14) 6. When an incident beam of wavelength 3000 was allowed to pass through 2 mm thick pyrex glass , the intensity of radiation was reduced to one tenth of its incident value. What part of the same beam will be transmitted through 1 mm thick same pyrex glass sheet. 7. When a beam of light (5000 ) was allowed to pass through 4 mm thick glass sheet, the intensity of transmitted light was reduced to 20% of the initial value. What percentage of light of the same radiation will be absorbed by 2 mm thick glass sheet? 8. What do you mean by a good solvent in UV spectroscopy and what is its effect on absorption maximum? 9. For which isomer, π π* transition occurs at high wavelength and higher extinction coefficient: cis-stilbene or trans-stilbene. 10. For the detection of aldehydes and ketones, which transition is more authentic, π π* or n π* and why?