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Spectroscopy Techniques

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What do all the mentioned techniques measure?

Concentration of a sample

Chirality of a sample

Types of polarization

Light in different configurations (correct)

At what angle is UV-Vis absorbance transmitted?

90º

180º (correct)

135º

45º

What is measured when circularly polarized light is used as input?

Fluorescence emission

Concentration of a sample

UV-Vis absorbance

Circular Dichroism (CD) (correct)

What property of a sample does Circular Dichroism (CD) measure?

<p>Chirality or 'handedness'</p> Signup and view all the answers

At what angle is fluorescence emission measured?

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Study Notes

Measuring Light Configurations

There are different methods to measure light in various configurations:
UV-Vis absorbance measures light transmitted at 180º.
Fluorescence emission measures light at 90º.
Circular Dichroism (CD) measures the chirality or "handedness" of a sample using circularly polarized light as input.

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This quiz covers different spectroscopy techniques that measure light in various configurations, including UV-Vis absorbance, fluorescence emission, and circular dichroism.