Explain the meaning of curriculum planning. Describe the various principles of curriculum planning.
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Compare GC-MS and LC-MS and LC-MS with reference to the sample types and the solvents used.
See Answer →What are the two types of ion sources used in mass spectrometry? Explain these sources.
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List the limitations of 1D NMR spectroscopy. How does 2D NMR help in fulfilling the limitations?
See Answer →What is DEPT in 13C NMR spectroscopy? Describe the features of its various types.
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Describe the principle of FT-NMR spectroscopy. Explain how is this spectroscopy advantageous over the CW-NMR spectroscopy.
See Answer →List the characteristics of atomisation-excitation source in atomic emission spectrometry. Name the three types of plasma sources.
See Answer →What are the two aspects in which fluorimetry differs from phosphorimetry? Describe the aspects.
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How does FTIR differ from traditional dispersive IR spectrometry? Write any four advantages of the FTIR spectrometry.
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What are the advantages of UV-Vis spectrometry for quantitative determinations? Write the steps involved in the quantitative determinations using this technique.
See Answer →Explain the nature of absorption spectra for the transition and inner transition elements by UV-Vis spectroscopy. Also specify the reasons of difference between the two.
See Answer →Discuss the applications of membrane separations in
(i) water treatment
(ii) production of table salt
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Discuss the use of hydrous oxides of polyvalent metals as synthetic ion exchangers giving suitable examples.
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Give a brief account of various injection systems used in gas chromatography.
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What are the characteristics of stationary phases used in liquid-solid chromatography? Discuss various types of adsorbents used.
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