Why mass spectrometry is called so not as spetroscopy?

Q: plalh the difference between the split and splitless mode of operation in a GO jector. Consider…

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Q: Please help with the  Chemical shift Splitting pattern  Integration  HNMR

A: The compound is methyl benzoate. Ester is EWG. Therefore ortho , para protons are deshielded. ortho…

Q: What are the processes of concentrate samples analysis in Uv-visible spectroscopy? Please answer…

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Q: Fourier Transform Infrared (FTIR) is a common technique used to determine chemical functional groups…

A: Fourier Transform Infrared spectroscopy (FTIR) technique is used for getting a high quality of…

Q: Justify chromatography is used to separate only color compounds.

A: The process or technique used for the separation of components present in the mixture is termed as…

Q: Flame test is an example of whatb type of atomic spectroscopy? Emmsion Absorption Fluorescence…

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Q: Explain why the information from an XPS chemical shift must also be contained in an X-ray absorption…

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Q: Draw the fragmented molecular ion for the compound shown above for peaks 127,144 and 159. Thank you.

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Q: Name of Experiment: Fluorescence Spectroscopy Q1: Purpose of experiment 02: Inttroduction

A: Experiment Name - Fluorescence Spectroscopy    1) purpose of Experiment - It is a widely accepted…

Q: The chemical shift value (δ) is measured by the ratio of shift in Hertz and the operational…

A: In nmr spectroscopy chemical shift is expressed in terms of ppm as it is independent of applied…

Q: When is 2D NMR usually used and why?

A: 2D NMR  it's a set of Nmr methods which give data ploted in space defined by two frequency axis…

Q: What is the chemical shift Splitting pattern  Integration from this HnMR

A: Spectra 1 : Low resolution Spectra  Spectra 2 : High resolution Spectra

Q: Which matches the data?

A: Explanation Nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy (NMR) The importance is on the 1H proton NMR…

Q: Please help with the  Chemical shift Splitting pattern  Integration

A: The compound is methyl benzoate. Delta 8.0 (d,2H), Delta 7.6 (t,1H), Delta 7.45 (t,2H).  Ortho and…

Q: When a sample presents some matrix interference, which of the ff. are carried out? Dilute sample to…

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Q: As distillation method is used to seperate a homogenous mixture, which kind of mixtures…

A: Chromatography is a technique that is used for separating the components in a mixture. Separation is…

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Q: ___________ is a method which can be used to separate enantiomers. Column chromatography Proton…

A: Given: Enantiomers To find: Method use to separate enantiomers Solution: Enantiomers are those…

Q: To improve the accuracy of our linear fit between absorbance and concentration, O a. add an extra…

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Q: Which method, AES or XPS, is better for resolving chemical shifts and

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Q: Chemistry Briefly describe the differences between the scanning and SIM approaches with reference…

A: Answer - According to the question - (TIC) - A TIC (Total Ion Chromatogram) is a chromatogram…

Q: Chemical shift (ppm) integration splitting 6.88 1 6.60 1 6.54 1 dd 3.47 2. 2.25 3. 2.05 3.

A: We can identify the compound by counting the total number of hydrogens present in the compound and…

Q: Why does scanning not start at the excitation wavelength in fluorescence spectroscopy?

A: Fluorescence is a type of luminescence caused by photons. When a molecule is excited, it is then…

Q: The LC-MS (mass spectrometry) is set to positive mode (can only see positively charged ions). What…

A: The other routine mode of LC-MS mass spectrometer is negative mode , this mode is used to analyze…

Q: In order to have a population inversion, the lasing medium has to be of atoms :has 2 levels of…

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Q: How resolution of TOF can be improved?

A: We use TOF, time of flight,  analysers to separate ions by time using magnetic or electric field.

Q: what are advangtage and disadvantage of using an Atomic Force Microscopy and explain each

A: Atomic force microscopy is a technique by which we study the different type of surfaces like…

Q: How can we use the observed colors to determine quantities and identities of materials? I am highly…

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Q: 1. If we wanted to increase the separation efficiency of the molecules in this experiment, should we…

A: Since the experiment has not been mentioned, thus column chromatography is being considered here.

Q: Q: Use the mass spectrometry data from Table 3.1 to determine the RM M for the protein. +14 +13 +12…

A: Relative molecular mass (RMM) is also known as relative formula mass can be calculated from relative…

Q: Bigger size sample would result to better quality spectra compared to smaller sample with small size…

A: In an ATR-FTIR spectrum, particle size determined the quality of spectrum.

Q: The statement has been made that the more extensively conjugated a chromophore, the less energy a…

A: A chromophore is part of chemical species which is responsible for colour of that particular…

Q: Two students A, B did the Flame photometric analysis by different atomization methods in which the…

A: Flame Atomic Absorption Spectroscopy (FAAS), commonly called flame spectroscopy is a branch of…

Q: what is the resolution

A: Resolution measures the number of pixels in a digital image or display. It is defined as width by…

Q: Flame test is an example of whatb type of atomic spectroscopy?     Emmsion     Absorption…

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Q: 0.035x10-mol M of Ca2+. 0.012M 2.92x10-3L 0.07x10-mol Calculated Ksp 0.069x103 0.063x103 0.053x103 M…

A: % error can never be negative as it is the mode value i.e., negative is not considered. %…

Q: When LC is coupled with mass spectrometry (MS), what are the advantages (compared to LC only) in…

A: LC-MS is an analytical technique that involves physical separation of target compounds (or analytes)…

Q: Show the Atomic Fluorescence Spectrometer schematically.

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Q: What makes the electron beam in magnetic deflection mass spectrometer?

A: Mass spectrometry is used to identify the molecular mass of the unknown organic compounds.

Q: For the experimental data used in this lab, why was it okay to use the absorbance values instead of…

A: In experiment to determine the concentration of any specie, the value of absorbance for the solution…

Q: what chromatography seperation how is tlc part of it

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Q: what is Spectroscopy? describe and explain it's purpose

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Q: Explain how to obtain larger particles based on the relative supersaturation

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Q: What is  could be the calculated  lambda max of this compound?         315     323…

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Q: if peter wants to remove the effect of the matrix because of the interference it causes, he should…

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Q: How inter- H-bonding can be ascertained by IR specctroscopy? and intra-molecular

A: A hydrogen bond is the electrostatic force of attraction between a hydrogen atom and a more…

Q: Before inserting the cuvette into the spectrometer, make sure the cuvette is wiped clean with a…

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Q: Name one thing that can be learned using absorption spectrometry and how can these knowledge be…

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Spectroanalytical Methods

Spectroanalytical methods measure the wavelength and intensity of radiations that are either emitted or absorbed by a molecular or atomic species. These methods are useful for evaluating the electronic or atomic arrangement of the molecules of a given analyte.