6. Identify ?-?* and n-?* transitions of the following compounds in UV-vis spectra. Predict the color of each compound. (10 pts) NH I II III
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In UV-vis spectroscopy, the most common electronic transitions are n-π* and π-π* transitions. n-π* transitions occur when an electron transitions from a non-bonding (n) orbital to an anti-bonding (π*) orbital. These transitions typically occur in compounds with Show more…
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