1) The C-C bond energy is around 80 kcal/mol. Hence using this energy C-C bond can be broken. This much amount of energy or higher is possible to gain by 200 nm UV light. Thus upon exposure, the certain C-C bond present in the eyes or skin molecules are raptured causing damage to the eyes or skin.
2) Energy is inversely proportional to the wavelength by the equation:
E = h · c / λ
Thus 235 nm light is more energetic than the 325 nm light.
3) In organic chemistry, we deal with more often the chromophore and auxochrome molecules that have strong absorption in the UV region. e.g. Benzoic acid is colorless and does not have much absorption in the visible light range. However, due to the presence of conjugation and non-bonding electrons it has strong absorption in UV range.
Hence we use UV spectroscopy more frequently than the visible spectroscopy.
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6) As per the Beer-Lambert law:
Absorbance (A) = *C* l where = molar absorptivity, C=concentration of benzene, l = pathlength
= A / (c*l) = 0.70 / ((3.3*10^-3)*1) = 212.12 M^-1cm^-1
please answer 1-4 &6 Questions The energy of UV light is 70 kcal/mole at 400 nm...