Discuss the factors responsible for the deviation from Lambert-Beer's law.
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The UV-VIS spectrum in gaseous phase is observed to be a band spectrum whereas in solution phase it is a smooth and continuous absorption peak. Explain.
See Answer →Calculate the absorbance and transmittance of a 0.002 40 M solution of a substance having a molar absorptivity of 313 M¹ cm²¹ in a cell with a path length of 2.00 cm.
See Answer →What is unpolarised light? How can it be polarised?
See Answer →What is wave number? How is it related to wavelength?
See Answer →Discuss the principle of isotope dilution technique
See Answer →Explain why (n, y) reaction is most suited for NAA.
See Answer →In what respects nuclear reactions are different from chemical reactions? Calculate Q value of the reaction 63Cu = (η, γ) 64 Cu. Give that Cu = 62.929590, Cu = 64, 63.929760, n =1.008665 amu.
See Answer →Describe various types of neutron sources available for NAA. Which one of these is most suitable for trace element analysis?
See Answer →Explain the basic principle of Differential Scanning Calorimetry (DSC). Draw a block diagram of DSC instrument.
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Draw a labelled diagram of the TG curve obtained by heating a mixture of 50 mg of calcium oxalate monohydrate and 50 mg of barium oxalate monohydrate to 1200°C. Calculate the amount of all mass losses.
See Answer →List the factors affecting TG curve. Taking a suitable example, explain the effect of furnace atmosphere on TG curve.
See Answer →What are amperometric titrations? Draw common types of curves obtained in amperometric titrations. Briefly discuss their experimental set up.
See Answer →What is dropping mercury electrode? Give its advantages.
See Answer →Explain the terms limiting current, migration current, diffusion current, residual current and half wave potential.
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Enlist various voltammetric methods of analysis. Write briefly about anodic stripping voltammetry(ASV) and its usefulness for trace elemental analysis.
See Answer →Describe the design and principle of constant current coulometry. Write three main applications of coulometric titrations.
See Answer →The conductivity of 0.001028 M acetic acid is 4.95 × 105 S cm²¹. Calculate its dissociation constant if the limited molar conductivity for acetic acid is 390.5Scm² mol¹.
See Answer →Explain how will you determine dissociation constant of a weak acid or base by conductometric method.
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A solution of CuSO4 is electrolysed for 10 minutes with a current of 1.5 amperes. What is the mass of copper deposited at the cathode?
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