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Module III Assignment Spectroscoty

The document is a tutorial question bank for Engineering Chemistry from Biju Patnaik University of Technology, Rourkela, containing both short and long type questions. It covers various topics including microwave active molecules, UV spectroscopy, electronic transitions, absorbance, and vibrational frequencies. The questions are designed to test understanding of fundamental concepts in chemistry and their applications.

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Module III Assignment Spectroscoty

The document is a tutorial question bank for Engineering Chemistry from Biju Patnaik University of Technology, Rourkela, containing both short and long type questions. It covers various topics including microwave active molecules, UV spectroscopy, electronic transitions, absorbance, and vibrational frequencies. The questions are designed to test understanding of fundamental concepts in chemistry and their applications.

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Biju Patnaik University of Technology, Rourkela

TUTORIAL QUESTION BANK


Engineering Chemistry
MODULE – III
Short type Questions (2 mark)
1. Identify the microwave active molecules(s). Give reasons CO, CH3Cl, H2O, CH3-CH3,
CCl4, CO2, HCl, NH3.
2. Λmax for aniline shift from 230 nm in neutral medium to 203 nm in acidic medium.
Explain
3. The absorbance of a 2.5 × 10-4 M solution taken in a 1 cm is 1.17. Calculate the molar
extinction coefficient.
4. What do fundamental and overtone vibrations mean?
5. Explain effect of conjugation on chromophores.
6. What do you mean by chromophore and auxochromes?
7. Explain various type electronic transitions in UV spectroscopy.
8. Find the uncertainty in the position of an electron when the mass of an electron is 9.1×10–
28
g and the uncertainty in velocity is equal to 2×10–3 cm/sec.
9. What are the parameters for expressing absorbance?
10. What is transmittance?
11. Explain the relation between absorbance and transmittance.
12. Calculate the concentration of a substance A in an ethanolic solution of which the
absorbance in a 1 cm cell at its λmax = 241 nm was found to be 0.890. the molar
extinction coefficient of A is 540 at 241 nm.
13. Calculate the concentration in µg ml-1 of a solution of substance B (mol wt 204.2) in 1
(M) HCl showing absorbance at its λmax= 277 nm of 0.613 in a 4 cm cell. The molar
absorptivity at 277 nm is 5432.
14. What are different electronic transitions that take place on absorption of UV light?
15. What are different allowed electronic transitions that take place on absorption of UV
light?
16. Mention the application UV spectroscopy.
17. Can UV differentiate ethylbenzene from styrene?
18. Which of the following compound will have greater λmax?

19. Which of the following compound will have greater λmax?

20. Explain effecrt of conjugation on absorbance.


21. Differentiate between chromophore and auxochorme.
22. Which of the following molecules would you expect absorb at a longer wavelength in the
UV region of the electromagnetic spectrum? Explain your answer.
23. Express A = 1.0 in terms of percent transmittance (%T, the unit usually used in IR
spectroscopy (and sometimes in UV-vis as well).
24. Give the classification of rigid rotors.
25. Write a note on transitions observed in the rotational spectrum.
26. Define degeneracy and explain it in detail for energy levels J=1 and J=2
27. Why N2 molecule is inactive to rotational spectroscopy?
28. Give the equations of fundamental absorption and first overtone.
29. What is mean by zero point energy?
30. Enlist different regions of electromagnetic spectrum.
31. The microwave active molecules are HCl, OCS, CO, CO2
32. Which of the following transitions are of weak intensities and lie in the visible region?
(a) n- П* (b) ϭ- ϭ* (c) П- П* (d) n- ϭ*
33. What is order of decreasing vibrational frequency for C-Cl, C-Br, C-C,C-O,C-H
34. How many modes of vibrations are there in water molecule? State weather all are IR
active?
35. What are the wavelength ranges for UV, IR and Visible regions?
36. Define the terms bathochromic shift and hypochromic shift.
37. What are chromophores? Give some examples.
38. What are auxochromes? Give some examples.
39. What are the Selection rules for Rotational and vibrational spectroscopy?
40. Calculate the fundamental vibrational frequency HCI molecule if the value of force
constant of the molecule is 483 Nm-1. The atomic mass H=1.6×10–27kg, Cl= 58×10–27kg
41. Calculate the molar absorptivity of 0.5x10-3 M dye solution in ethanol, which shows an
absorbance of 0.17, when 1.3 cm cuvette is used.

Long type Questions (6 marks)


42. The frequency of oscillation of HF is 5×1012 Hz. Calculate the force constant and
vibrational energy in Joule and cm-1. Calculate the zero-point energy of the molecule.
43. Internuclear distance of HCl molecule (rigid type) is 129pm. Calculate its rotational
constant in cm-1 and find the wavelength of the transition between rotational energy levels
J=2 to J=3.
44. The first line in the rotational spectrum of 12C16O molecule is 3.84235cm-1. Find out the
bond length of the molecule.
45. The Fundamental vibrational frequency of 1H35Cl molecule is 86. 63×1012Hz. Calculate
the zero-point energy and force constant of HCl.
46. Explain rotational constant B.
47. Derive Beer Lamberts law. List its limitations.
48. State Beer-Lambert’s law. And derive the expression.
49. What are the various types of electronic transitions in UV-visible spectroscopy?
50. What are the various electronic transitions possible for a molecule?
51. CO molecule absorbs at 2140 cm-1. Calculate the force constant of the molecule, given
atomic masses of C and O are 12u and 16 u respectively 1u:1.67 x 10-27 kg-1

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