MMSC 407 exam 1 UPDATED ACTUAL and Correct Answers
Question: light
Answer:
energy that propagates and transfers as waves
Question: Wavelength
Answer:
Distance between wave peaks (nm)
Question: Frequency
Answer:
Number of waves per second
Question: UV-Visible region
Answer:
200-700 nm
Used for quantitative analysis
Question: visible spectrum
Answer:
detectable by the human eye
•Wavelength range: 380-750 nm
Question: Energy
Answer:
inversely related to wavelength
(shorter wavelength = higher energy)
Question: Fluorescence
Answer:
Highly sensitive**
-Measures emitted light after excitation
-used in immunoassays, molecular diagnostics, flow cytometry
Question: Transmittance (T)
Answer:
, Percentage of light that passes through a sample
Higher analyte concentration ’ lower transmittance
Question: transmittance formula
Answer:
T = I/IO
I = transmitted light (output)
Io = original light intensity
Question: Absorbance (A)
Answer:
Directly proportional to analyte concentration**
Question: absorbance and transmittance formula
Answer:
A=-logT
A=log(1/T)
A =2 - log(%T)
Question: Spectrophotometry
Answer:
-measures the amount of light absorbed by a substance (chromogen) at a specific
wavelength to determine analyte concentration
Question: Beer-Lamber Law
Answer:
A=εbc
A: absorbance
ε: molar absorptivity
b: path length of cuvette
c: concentration
Question: t/f
Answer:
Absorbance is directly proportional to analyte concentration: true
Question: Deuterium lamp
Answer:
Question: light
Answer:
energy that propagates and transfers as waves
Question: Wavelength
Answer:
Distance between wave peaks (nm)
Question: Frequency
Answer:
Number of waves per second
Question: UV-Visible region
Answer:
200-700 nm
Used for quantitative analysis
Question: visible spectrum
Answer:
detectable by the human eye
•Wavelength range: 380-750 nm
Question: Energy
Answer:
inversely related to wavelength
(shorter wavelength = higher energy)
Question: Fluorescence
Answer:
Highly sensitive**
-Measures emitted light after excitation
-used in immunoassays, molecular diagnostics, flow cytometry
Question: Transmittance (T)
Answer:
, Percentage of light that passes through a sample
Higher analyte concentration ’ lower transmittance
Question: transmittance formula
Answer:
T = I/IO
I = transmitted light (output)
Io = original light intensity
Question: Absorbance (A)
Answer:
Directly proportional to analyte concentration**
Question: absorbance and transmittance formula
Answer:
A=-logT
A=log(1/T)
A =2 - log(%T)
Question: Spectrophotometry
Answer:
-measures the amount of light absorbed by a substance (chromogen) at a specific
wavelength to determine analyte concentration
Question: Beer-Lamber Law
Answer:
A=εbc
A: absorbance
ε: molar absorptivity
b: path length of cuvette
c: concentration
Question: t/f
Answer:
Absorbance is directly proportional to analyte concentration: true
Question: Deuterium lamp
Answer: