Optical spectroscopy Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

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Hand-written Cornell notes on the following topics part of the AQA A-Level specification; optical isomerism, aldehydes and ketones, chromatography, acids and bases, NMR spectroscopy, carboxylic acids + derivatives and rate equations. Can be used as previews before starting the topic. Written in a question and answer format with a mini summary and key words box at the end. Gives a brief overview of the concepts the topic contains. Offered at the cheapest price possible :)

Fnirs (functional near-infrared spectroscopy)Noninvasive technique that gathers light transmitted through cortical tissue to image blood-oxygen consumption; form of optical tomography. NeuropsychologyStudy of the relations between brain function and behavior Behavioral neurosciencestudy of the biological bases of behavior Stereotaxic appartatusSurgical instrument that permits the researcher to target a specific part of the brain AkinesiaSlowness or absence of movement Deep-brain stimu...

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Class 12: Interference of Light Notes Introduction to Interference of Light: Interference is a phenomenon in which two or more waves superpose to form a resultant wave of greater, lower, or the same amplitude. In the context of light, interference occurs when two or more light waves overlap. Conditions for Interference: Coherent Sources: For interference to occur, the sources of light must be coherent. This means they have a constant phase difference or constant frequency. Same...

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Pyridinium salts, both molecular and polymeric, are an interesting class of multifunctional materials that exhibit liquid-crystalline and light-emitting properties. Moreover, their properties can be easily tuned by introducing new types of anions or by modifying their chemical structures. This dissertation describes synthesis and characterization of poly(pyridinium salt)s containing macrocounterions and fluorene moieties in their backbones, synthesis and characterization of nanocomposi...

Forensics- Ch. 4 Fiber Evidence well -answer Because fibers are mass produced, they are considered this type of evidence direct -answer Transfer of fibers directly from suspect to victim or victim to suspect 24 -answer Most fiber evidence falls off within this many hours of a crime color -answer Scientists look at this first to try to match a fiber to a location polarizing -answer Type of light microscope that allows scientists to use wavelengths of light to observe optical properti...

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