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UV-Vis spectroscopy: non-bonding electrons and chromophores
Wow! Thank you very much for your answer, things are indeed much clearer to me now. Cheers! :) -
UV-Vis spectroscopy: non-bonding electrons and chromophores
Thank you both for your replies! :) I don't have much knowledge about orbitals (although I should maybe have) and I wasn't planning to go into depth with them as much (this course is about Drugs analytics so we examine lots of other techniques as well). However, what I did get is that... -
UV-Vis spectroscopy: non-bonding electrons and chromophores
Thank you forestgumper! So the point is that chromophores simply absorb UV-Vis light with wavelength 180-800 nm, I don't need to specify why is that so. And I think I read that the transition to excited state is just EASIER with non-bonding electrons, but it's possible for others to get excited... -
UV-Vis spectroscopy: non-bonding electrons and chromophores
Hello everyone, I'm just learning about UV-Vis spectroscopy, I have some questions and I would be really thankful for help. It's stated that apsorption happens when electrons go from ground to excited state. And that transition to excited state is easier for non-bonding electrons which I...