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Imagine that you want to measure two red solutions to determine if they have the same concentration of red dye or not.a. What type of light source do you need for the spectrometer?b. Sketch the placement of the light source, the detector, and the sample. Show the path of the light.c. What do you predict you will observe if the two solutions are different?d. Can you use UV-sensitive paper for the detector? Why or why not?
a. To determine the concentration of solution we need bto use UV radiation source as source of light.b. Setup for testing concentration of light source\Rightarrowc. If two solution have different solution then they will absorb different amount of radiation which in effectwill show different shade of color on UV sensitive paper.d. If two solution have different concentration then they will absorb different amount of radiation which in effect will show different shade of color on UV sensitive paper.
Chemistry 102
Chemistry 101
Chapter 22
Radiating Energy
Section 4
Spectroscopy
Thermodynamics
Chemical reactions and Stoichiometry
Thermochemistry
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This is a great problem from your textbook because this describes something a chemist or a spectroscope ist might do in the lab where we have two solutions and we have to distinguish between them. We have to find the differences between them in order to use them either together or separately. So the first that we can dio is that to find the concentration of the solution, we would use UV light so we can definitely use UV light as as our source of radiation. And then what we would do is we will put our sample into a spectrometer and we're told to simply draw the components or the spectrometer itself. So in a spectrometer, what we have is a source of electromagnetic radiation. So in this case, we would use something like UV light or UV lamp, and we would have a essentially a place to shine that light into an entrance slit. So a very small, specific, centered place for that like to go through. And then we'd have some sort of device to separate the wavelengths of our solution, which in this case, something like a prism. Then we'd have an exit slit and notice here how Onley once very specific wavelength of color comes out of that entrance or party that exit slit. And that's the wavelength of light that would hit our sample and then our light detector to see our spectra. Now in the lab, you probably won't see all of these different components. You would have a machine that contains different things that would do all of these different things, but we wouldn't see them individually, but they would still see a spectrum. This is the principle of a spectrometer. So for see if we have two different solutions and we want to distinguish them, the two different solutions would ideally have two different shades of color on UV paper. And that's one way to distinguish them. And then also, the last question asks us, Can we even use UV paper to distinguish our solutions? And the answer is yes. The solutions of different concentration will show different color because the concentration could have more electrons to absorb energy, and we would definitely be able to use UV paper
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