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Which type of compounds are capable of absorbing radiation in the UV and VIS?
Which type of compounds are capable of absorbing radiation in the UV and VIS?
- Compounds without a chromophore group
- Organic compounds without a chromophore group
- Inorganic compounds
- Metal complexes (correct)
What is a chromophore?
What is a chromophore?
- A region in a molecule where the energy difference between two molecular orbitals falls outside the range of the visible spectrum
- A molecule that reflects certain wavelengths of visible light
- A region in a molecule where the energy difference between two molecular orbitals falls within the range of the visible spectrum (correct)
- A molecule that transmits certain wavelengths of visible light
What happens when a molecule absorbs certain wavelengths of visible light?
What happens when a molecule absorbs certain wavelengths of visible light?
- The molecule reflects light of the absorbed wavelengths
- The molecule undergoes a change in energy associated with electron transitions (correct)
- The molecule becomes colorless
- The molecule emits light of the absorbed wavelengths
What is the Lambert-Beer Law?
What is the Lambert-Beer Law?
What type of compounds have a specific absorption spectrum for isoprene?
What type of compounds have a specific absorption spectrum for isoprene?
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Metal complexes UV/Visible absorption
Metal complexes UV/Visible absorption
Certain metal compounds absorb ultraviolet and visible light.
Chromophore definition
Chromophore definition
Part of a molecule that absorbs light in the visible range.
Molecule absorbs visible light
Molecule absorbs visible light
Electron transitions within the molecule cause absorption.
Lambert-Beer Law
Lambert-Beer Law
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Isoprene absorption
Isoprene absorption
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