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Seriously, you are very good. Made this so much clearer. Thank you. I have analytical biochemistry exams tomorrow. Going to see if you have videos on CD, NMR, IR and fluorescence
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Monochromator converting radiation into single wavelength then how will Recorder plot the graph of so many wavelengths? DO we have to repeat the experiment at all wavelengths?
Same question. I have mine set at 412nm to measure the absorbance of formaldehyde which has been derivatives with acetyl acetone, acid, and ammonium acetate bc formaldehyde by itself has very poor absorbance. I can get an absorbance value for my sample and that’s honestly all I need. But how could I test a standard at a range of wavelengths to get the absorbance vs wavelength plots that determine the maximum absorbance for that compound? Perhaps more advanced machines have variable wavelength tests that measures the whole range? I’d think there’s a method to do this without repeating it hundreds/thousands of times at different wavelengths.
Sir in your video on infrared radiations you said that in graph of higher energy radiations we consider frequency whereas in graph of lower energy radiations we consider wave number . But while discussing the graph of uv visible radiations you have taken wavelength on x axis. if uv visible radiations are of higher energy region then we should take frequency on x axis instead of wavelength???..... please clarify
I need to see the absorbance of dichloromethane by carbon by using uv visible spectrophotometer. I had already run a pure dichloromethane to full range of uv visible spectrum I e,190 nm-1100nm to see at which wavelength its peak is seen . And,its highest and clear peak have been seen in 208nm. But in literature the range of DCM for uv visible spectrum is 233nm, and highest 274 nm. Somewhere it is written the range is between 200-300nm. And according to 'OECD guidelines for testing of samples' by uv visible spectrum, it's range is 235 nm for dichloromethane. Now I am confused what wavelength range I must fix for my samples. Please guide me.
@@AbdullahSanaUllah you mean to say, we should take any one range between 200-300nm, it can be 235, 274. Or 288 But we have to write like this-The range taken lies between 200-300nm? Am I right sir?
How can you measure your sample/standard at multiple wavelengths? Like you said you measured it using wavelengths between 190-1100nm, do you have to change the wavelength each time or can you measure the whole range without having to go back in and set the wavelength each time? I know the wavelength of what i’m testing is 412nm, so I have it set to that, but i’m curious how I could verify that is my max absorbance wavelength without doing 1,000 tests
@@jboww2121 no sir, from the top, there is an option for peak point , we have to click it , enter the required wavelength and the absorbance appears infront of the wavelength we written
Finally I understood the UV/VIS spectroscopy.Thankyou sir g I am amased
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Good explanation , thanks....
thank you for explaining in a way we can understand.
Sir it is very simple and intrusting method to understand the uv vis..sir kindly upload the i.R specroscopy..
Very useful and well explained. Thanks!
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Seriously, you are very good. Made this so much clearer. Thank you. I have analytical biochemistry exams tomorrow. Going to see if you have videos on CD, NMR, IR and fluorescence
Thank sir thanks for such a good explanation of spectroscopy
Thanks alot..
Shared all basic concept.
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I haven't seen anlytical specialist like u. Hats off sir.
Wonderful lecture
Absolutely loved it... lucid and clear
Thank you very much , sir. I have enjoyed your class and learnt so effectively.
Really a helpful and crystal clear lecture....
Got the topic fully thanku sir.
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After the electron excited, does it undergo emission like fluorescence where the energy is slightly lower than when it excite??
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Sir you told us that uv radiation will be absorb in 1'3 pentadiene and having carbonyl group 1,4 pentadiene has no carbonyl group?
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Y this brilliant video had only 22k views. It's bad.. thanks for clearing my doubts on uvspmtr
Good demonstration sir
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Every time when he says " it is very easy to understand " mery dil sy aaah niklti h. " Yeah it is very easy to understand " pr acha teacher mil jay to ..💔
Thank you sir! You really helped me a lot with this video
Plz make videos which would be helpful for PPSC examz.
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Good lecture covers all basics💛
Thank you sir
Why this lamda max is important??? Plssss tell me
Sir why do we take log in beer lambert law ? What is purpose of log
It becomes clear when we study derivation of this law...
But there is no particular reason for it
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Sir plz explain the PL spectras of semiconducting nonoparticles.emmission levels I confuses to understand the spectra
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Is this for fsc level????
Monochromator converting radiation into single wavelength then how will Recorder plot the graph of so many wavelengths? DO we have to repeat the experiment at all wavelengths?
Same question. I have mine set at 412nm to measure the absorbance of formaldehyde which has been derivatives with acetyl acetone, acid, and ammonium acetate bc formaldehyde by itself has very poor absorbance. I can get an absorbance value for my sample and that’s honestly all I need. But how could I test a standard at a range of wavelengths to get the absorbance vs wavelength plots that determine the maximum absorbance for that compound? Perhaps more advanced machines have variable wavelength tests that measures the whole range? I’d think there’s a method to do this without repeating it hundreds/thousands of times at different wavelengths.
sir kindly makes vedio on application of hv vis spectro for the strure elucidation of organic compound
I will try
Sir in your video on infrared radiations you said that in graph of higher energy radiations we consider frequency whereas in graph of lower energy radiations we consider wave number . But while discussing the graph of uv visible radiations you have taken wavelength on x axis. if uv visible radiations are of higher energy region then we should take frequency on x axis instead of wavelength???..... please clarify
Mostly we take frequency but we can also take wavelength
Thank you so much sir
Your explanation is clear and easily understandable. Would you not mind to do a video on analytical separation methods? Please.
I will try my best
I'd appreciate that
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Why the non-conjugated alkenes does not participate in the uv spectrophotometer
Because the region of wavelength of UV Visible rays they absorb is not provided by uv vis spectrophotometer
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I need to see the absorbance of dichloromethane by carbon by using uv visible spectrophotometer. I had already run a pure dichloromethane to full range of uv visible spectrum I e,190 nm-1100nm to see at which wavelength its peak is seen .
And,its highest and clear peak have been seen in 208nm. But in literature the range of DCM for uv visible spectrum is 233nm, and highest 274 nm. Somewhere it is written the range is between 200-300nm. And according to 'OECD guidelines for testing of samples' by uv visible spectrum, it's range is 235 nm for dichloromethane. Now I am confused what wavelength range I must fix for my samples. Please guide me.
I think 200 to 300 is the best answer
@@AbdullahSanaUllah you mean to say, we should take any one range between 200-300nm, it can be 235, 274. Or 288 But we have to write like this-The range taken lies between 200-300nm? Am I right sir?
Yes
How can you measure your sample/standard at multiple wavelengths? Like you said you measured it using wavelengths between 190-1100nm, do you have to change the wavelength each time or can you measure the whole range without having to go back in and set the wavelength each time? I know the wavelength of what i’m testing is 412nm, so I have it set to that, but i’m curious how I could verify that is my max absorbance wavelength without doing 1,000 tests
@@jboww2121 no sir, from the top, there is an option for peak point , we have to click it , enter the required wavelength and the absorbance appears infront of the wavelength we written
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