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Wavelength formula
c = wavelength x frequency
Speed of light
c = 3 × 108 m/s
Quantum Theory and Planck
Energy increases in full, discrete units called quantums
Energy per quantum
E = hv (planck’s constant x frequency)
Planck’s constant
6.63 × 10-34
Photoelectric effect
Low frequency light does not eject electrons. Once it hits the threshold frequency, electrons are ejected immediately. Increasing the intensity of the light increases the electron ejection rate. Increasing the frequency increases the velocity of the electrons
Wavelength of visible light
ROY G. BIV, smallest to greatest
Atom absorbing a photon
An electron moves up one energy level. The energy change is equal to the energy of the photon and difference between energy levels
Atom emitting photons
An electron moves down one level. The energy change is equivalent to the energy of the photon or the difference in energy levels
Hybrid Orbital Theory
Atomic orbitals in the same atom combine to form hybrid orbitals, atomic orbitals of different atoms overlap to form covalent bonds
Spectroscopy formula
Intensity of electromagnetic radiation entering the object = intensity of electromagnetic radiation emitted by the object + intensity of electromagnetic radiation absorbed by the object
What is UV/Vis spectroscopy used for?
Examines transitions in energy levels, probes for the electronic structure of certain compounds, determines concentrations of solutions that contain certain compounds
What are the peaks in the UV/Vis spectroscopy graphs?
Energy level transitions
What wavelength of UV light can colorless species absorb in UV/Vis spectroscopy
200nm-400nm
Beer’s Law
A = Ebc (Absorbance = molar absorbance x path length x concentration)
What is IR spectroscopy used for
Determine changes in molecular vibrations to detect the different types of bonds present and the identity of the molecule
What is microwave spectroscopy?
Microwaves causes polar molecules to rotate, they have specific rotational frequencies, can be used to determine diatomic bond length and shape