History of Spectroscopy

Who is best known for their work on gravity?

What unit of measurement is named after Ångstrom?

Who was heavily involved in nuclear fission research?

Who is responsible for Schrödinger's equation?

Which spectroscopic technique is the application of quantum chemistry?

What is the main application of UV spectrophotometry in the pharmaceutical industry?

What is a photon?

What is the phenomenon called when visible light is split up into seven colors by passing through a prism?

What is the velocity at which all types of radiations mentioned travel?

What is the wavelength range of visible light according to the text?

What is the lowest surface part of a wave called?

What does the term 'dispersion' refer to in optics?

What does Lambert's Law describe?

Which parameter does Beer's Law consider in addition to incident light intensity?

What does the symbol '𝑑𝐼' represent in Lambert's Law?

In Beer's Law, what is '𝐾 ′′' in the proportionality constant?

What is an alternative expression for Lambert's Law?

By combining Lambert’s Law and Beer’s Law, which law can be formulated?

What is the common unit used in UV and IR spectroscopy?

What is the relationship between frequency and wavelength of electromagnetic radiation?

What is the unit of wave number?

What is the relationship between energy and frequency of electromagnetic radiation?

What is the unit of frequency?

What is the purpose of an absorption spectrum?

What is the formula used to calculate the absorbance (A) according to the Beer-Lambert Law?

What is the meaning of the symbol $\varepsilon$ in the Beer-Lambert Law?

Which of the following is NOT a limitation of the Beer-Lambert Law?

Which of the following equations represents the Beer-Lambert Law in terms of intensities?

What is the relationship between the absorbance (A) and the ratio of incident intensity $I_o$ to transmitted intensity $I$ according to the Beer-Lambert Law?