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    The document discusses key concepts in spectroscopy including: 1. The wavelength is the distance between crests or troughs in a spectrum. Emission spectroscopy involves electronic transitions from HOMO to LUMO levels with energy transferred from radiation. 2. Energy levels correspond to different regions of the electromagnetic spectrum - UV/visible levels correspond to electronic transitions, microwaves correspond to molecular rotation. 3. Flame photometry measures light intensity emitted from metals in a flame, which is directly related to concentration. It involves electronic transitions from LUMO to HOMO levels.

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    The document discusses key concepts in spectroscopy including: 1. The wavelength is the distance between crests or troughs in a spectrum. Emission spectroscopy involves electronic transitions from HOMO to LUMO levels with energy transferred from radiation. 2. Energy levels correspond to different regions of the electromagnetic spectrum - UV/visible levels correspond to electronic transitions, microwaves correspond to molecular rotation. 3. Flame photometry measures light intensity emitted from metals in a flame, which is directly related to concentration. It involves electronic transitions from LUMO to HOMO levels.

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    The document discusses key concepts in spectroscopy including: 1. The wavelength is the distance between crests or troughs in a spectrum. Emission spectroscopy involves electronic transitions from HOMO to LUMO levels with energy transferred from radiation. 2. Energy levels correspond to different regions of the electromagnetic spectrum - UV/visible levels correspond to electronic transitions, microwaves correspond to molecular rotation. 3. Flame photometry measures light intensity emitted from metals in a flame, which is directly related to concentration. It involves electronic transitions from LUMO to HOMO levels.

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    1.

    The distance between two crest or two troughs in a


    spectrum is referred to as
     WAVELENGTH

    2. A transition from HOMO to LUMO with transfers of energy


    from the radiation field to an absorber best describe
     EMISSION SPECTROSCOPY

    3. Energy levels responsible for electronic transitions


    correspond to
     UV/VISIBLE

    4. Energy levels responsible for molecular rotation


    correspond to

     MICROWAVES

    5. Arrange the following regions of the electromagnetic


    spectrum in order increasing wavelength
     X-RAYS <VISIBLE<INF
    RA-RED <MICROWAVES<RADIOWAVES
    6. A highly conjugated double bond system is referred to as
     CHROOMOPHORE

    7. Types of anti-bonding orbitals that may be involved in an


    electronic transition include
     P*(PINSTAR) BOND

    8. Possible electronic transition involving electron molecule


    energy levels include the following ,except
     N(non-bonding) atomic orbital to n* anti-bonding
    orbital

    9. A molecule or substance that absorbs light is known as a


     CHRPMOPHORE

    10. Making reference to non-bonding ?d*sigma star


    electronic transition , an example of molecule includes
     METHANOL

    11. According to the energy of a photon; E=hv or


    E=hc/? ;?? stand for
     WAVELENGTH
    12. According to the energy of a photon; E=hv or
    E=hc/? ;h stand for
     PLANCKS CONSTANT

    13. ……… is based on the measurement of intensity of


    light emitted when a metal is introduced into a flame
     FLAME PHOTOMETRY

    14. In flame photometry , the intensity of light emitted


    is………….related to the concentration of the sample
     DIRECTLY

    15. Flame photometry involves …………..with transfer of


    energy from the emitter to the radiation filed ,best
    describes
     TRANSITION FROM LUMO TO HOMO

    16. A calibration curve involves the following ,EXCEPT


     A PLOT OF INTENSITY AGAINST WAVELENGTH

    17. Interference which is associated with the flow rate of


    the solution is referred to as
     INTERFERENCE DUE TO SOLUTION PROPERTIES

    18. An interference characterized by emission line falling


    within a molecular band emission is referred to as
     DIRECT SPECTROSCOPIC INTERFERENCE

    19. An interference whereby potassium emission at


    404.4nm will be read together with manganese emission
    at 403.3nm, is referred to as
     SPECTROSCOPIC INTERFERENCE

    20. An interference whereby viscosity and surface


    tension affect emission intensity , is referred to as
     INTERFERENCE DUE TO SOLUTION PROPERTIES

    21. In flame photometry , the ………..of the radiation


    emitted by the vapor state of the metal is characteristic of
    the kind metal contained in the solution
     COLOR

    22. In flame photometry , a device used in spraying a


    solution into the flame in the form of vapor is
     PNEUMATIC NEBULIZER
    23. To overcome background flame emission which
    interference with emission reading of spectral line ,one
    can
     ADJUSTING THE FLAME PHOTOMETER TO GIVE A
    ZERO READING WHILE THE BLANKIS BEING
    ASPIRATED

    24. The flame color produced by sodium emission is


    yellow
     TRUE

    25. The flame color produced by potassium emission is


    red
     FALSE
    26. The flame color produced by calcium emission is red
     FALSE

    27. The study of the interaction between matter and


    electromagnetic radiation
     SPECTROSCOPY

    28. The patterns of absorption and emission of EMR is


    referred to as
     SPECTRUM
    29. Energy levels responsible for nuclear magnetic
    transition correspond to
     RADIOWAVES

    30. A classic example of electronic spectroscopy is


     ULTRA-VIOLET SPECTROSCOPY

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