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 Explain the origin of Raman spectrum in terms of quantum theory of radiation. State the 'Rule of mutual exclusion'. What is its significance?

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What are monochromators? Describe the working of a grating monochromator. In what way is the standard addition method of calibration in UV-VIS spectrophotometry better than the standard solution method?

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The transmittance of a solution, containing 7.3 mg of an potassium dichromate per 100 cm³, taken in a cuvette of path length of 1 cm is measured at 455 nm. If the percentage transmittance found to be 6, calculate the molar absorptivity of the oxidizing agent.

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Define electromagnetic radiation in terms of the wave mechanical model. Compute the energy of a photon corresponding to 102.6 MHz frequency.

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Define electromagnetic radiation in terms of the wave mechanical model. Compute the energy of a photon corresponding to 102.6 MHz frequency.

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 Define electromagnetic radiation in terms of the wave mechanical model. Compute the energy of a photon corresponding to 102.6 MHz frequency.

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 Define electromagnetic radiation in terms of the wave mechanical model. Compute the energy of a photon corresponding to 102.6 MHz frequency.

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 Write the Ilkovic equation and mention the meaning of each of the terms used in it. 

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 Write the Ilkovic equation and mention the meaning of each of the terms used in it. 

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Discuss the working of a Scintillation Detector. 

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Discuss the working of a Scintillation Detector. 

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Discuss the working of a Scintillation Detector. 

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Give advantages and limitations of NAA technique. 

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At 291 K, the conductivity of pure water is 4.3×10⁻⁶ S m⁻¹. Calculate the ionic product of pure water at 291 K. 
Hint: consult Table 4.2 for the limiting ionic conductivity of H⁺ and OH⁻ ions.

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Draw a DTA Curve for CaC₂O₄·H₂O. Give the interpretations of different peaks exist in the thermogram. 

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An impure sample of CaC₂O₄·H₂O is analyzed using TGA technique. TG Cure of the sample indicates the total mass change from 85 mg to 30.7 mg when this sample was healed up to 900° C. Calculate the % purity of the sample. 

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 List the advantages of DTA and DSC over TGA. 

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How would you analyze a mixture of Ca, Sr, and Ba oxalates using thermogravimetry? Draw a thermogram for the decomposition of Ca, Sr and Ba oxalates.

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How would you analyze a mixture of Ca, Sr, and Ba oxalates using thermogravimetry? Draw a thermogram for the decomposition of Ca, Sr and Ba oxalates.

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Conductivity of 1.6 × 10⁻² mol dm⁻³ acetic acid is 0.0215 S m⁻¹. Calculate the degrees of dissociation and the dissociation constant of acetic acid. You may consult Table 4.2 for the limiting ionic conductivities of the hydrogen and acetate ion. 

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