1. Rank the following types of absorption process in terms of increasing energy: Vibrational, Rotational, Electronic,...
1. Rank the following types of absorption process in terms of increasing energy: Vibrational, Rotational, Electronic, Ionization
2. Sort the types of absorption process into atomic or molecular: Rotational, Vibrational, Electronic, Bond breaking, Ionization
3. What is the value of absorbance that corresponds to 35% T?
Homework Answers
Ans 1 Electronic, Vibrational, Rotational and Ionization.
Ans2 Atomic Absorption: Rotational, Electronic, Ionization
Molecular Absorption: Vibrational, Bond Breaking
Ans3 Formula A = 2 - log10 %T
A = 2 - log10 35
= 0.4559
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