7. (a) Explain why- (i) UV-vis is typically recorded broad absorption maxima and not single, sharp lines; (ü) ^max for is lower than that of =CH–CH= (iüi) Amax values obtained for acetone occurs at 279 nm, in n-hexane, 270 nm in ethanol, and at 265 nm in water; (iul phonelete ion hea 1 ot 297 nm

7. (a) Explain why- (i) UV-vis is typically recorded broad absorption maxima and not single, sharp lines; (ü) ^max for is lower than that of =CH–CH= (iüi) Amax values obtained for acetone occurs at 279 nm, in n-hexane, 270 nm in ethanol, and at 265 nm in water; (iul phonelete ion hea 1 ot 297 nm

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