Physical Chemistry Exam - Q1
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Physical Chemistry Exam - Q1

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What is a condition to obtain microwave spectra?

The molecule must have a permanent dipole moment to obtain microwave spectra.

Define the term refractive index.

The refractive index is the ratio of the speed of light in a vacuum to the speed of light in a medium.

State Grothus - Draper law.

Grothus - Draper law states that only the absorbed portion of light contributes to photochemical processes.

What is meant by wave-particle duality?

<p>Wave-particle duality refers to the concept that particles such as electrons exhibit both wave-like and particle-like properties.</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the Raman Effect? What are the Stokes and anti-Stokes lines?

<p>The Raman Effect is a scattering phenomenon where incident light interacts with molecular vibrations, altering its wavelength. Stokes lines correspond to lower energy, while anti-Stokes lines relate to higher energy transitions.</p> Signup and view all the answers

Study Notes

Physical Chemistry Exam - Q1

  • Q1 is compulsory: Solve any five questions from the provided list.
  • Q2-Q5: Solve any three out of the four.
  • Marking: Questions 2-5 each carry the same weight.

Q1: Solve Any Five

  • a) Condition for Obtaining Microwave Spectra: Specific condition for obtaining microwave spectra.
  • b) Refractive Index: Definition of refractive index.
  • c) Grothus-Draper Law: Definition of the Grothus-Draper law.
  • d) Wave-Particle Duality: Explanation of wave-particle duality.
  • e) Infrared Spectroscopy Selection Rule: Explanation of the selection rule for infrared spectroscopy.
  • f) Dipole Moment: Defined.

Q2: Answer Any Two

  • a) i) Well-Behaved Functions: Conditions for well-behaved functions.
  • ii) Quantum Yield: Reasons for high and low quantum yield.
  • iii) Raman Effect: Overview of the Raman effect and explanation of stokes and antistokes lines.
  • b) i) Pure Vibrational Spectrum (impossibility): Explanation of why pure vibrational spectra are not possible.
  • ii) Reduced Mass of HBr: Calculation of reduced mass for HBr (H=1, Br=80).

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Test your knowledge with this Physical Chemistry exam quiz. Solve a variety of questions covering microwave spectra, refractive index, Grothus-Draper law, and more. Challenge yourself and see how well you understand the essential concepts of this field.

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