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Applying UV-vis Spectrophotometry - Advanced Analytical Chemistry - Lecture Slides, Slides of Analytical Chemistry

Indicator Electrodes, Potentiometry, Electrochemistry, Electrode Kinetics, Electrogravimetry, Polarography, Square Wave Voltammetry, Wavelength Selection, Types of Spectroscopy, Detectors, Theory of Molecular Absorption, Absorption by Organic Molecules, Applying UV-vis Spectroscopy are major topics of this course. Main points from these slides are: Applying Uv-Vis Spectrophotometry, Qualitative, Quantitative, Spectrophotometric Titrations, Study Equilibria, Complex Formation, Study Kinetics, Pho

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Applying UV-vis Spectrophotometry
Qualitative (as discussed)
I) The UV-vis absorption spectrum is related to
molecular structure, therefore it provides
qualitative information as to structure both
from εand λ. In order to take advantage of
this it is desirable to have a scanning
instrument to measure the entire spectrum
(either a double beam, direct reading
instrument or a single beam unit with
computer interface.
By itself an electronic spectrum is not sufficient to
identify a compound (while an IR spectrum is)
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I) Qualitative (as discussed) Applying UV-vis Spectrophotometry

fromqualitative information as to structure bothmolecular structure, therefore it providesThe UV-vis absorption spectrum is related to

(^) ε (^) and

(^) λ

. In order to take advantage of

computer interface.instrument or a single beam unit with(either a double beam, direct readinginstrument to measure the entire spectrumthis it is desirable to have a scanning

By itself an electronic spectrum is not sufficient to

identify a compound (while an IR spectrum is)

II) Quantitative

1 chemical & spectroscopic reasons):analysis for several reasons (bothparticularly well suited to quantitativeThe UV-vis region of the spectrum is )

Large values for

ε make it

  1. possible to measure low concentrations

Many compounds (both organic &

is a limiting factor in IR.but most common solvents do not. Thisinorganic) absorb in the UV-vis region,

Spectrophotometric Titrations

Example where titrant absorbs

Sample + Titrant

Product

MnO

4

  • Fe

2+

MnO

2

  • Fe

3+

Volume of Titrant Added

A

Endpoint

at the endpointReaction incomplete

absorbs

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Can calculate

ε ML

(^) from A at excess [L]

Can calculate equilibrium constant (K) fromGet n from extrapolated curve

[ML

n ]

and mass balances

K = -----------

[M] [L]

n

e.g. C

M = [M] + [ML

n ]

Method or the Method of Continuous Variationprocedures, e.g. Job’scomputer curve fittinginvolving graphical ormethods can be usedOther calculation

A

Mole ratio

Study Kinetics

X + Y

applications, weFor quantitativeafter mixingMeasure A vs timeZ

usually want to measure at one particular

λ .

most suitableMust first scan spectrum to determine the

λ

for measurements.

A

time

absorbs

imperfections in glass (square cells too)each measurement because ofshould be positioned the same way forRound cells, e.g. Spectronic 20 cells

Must: a)Source drift – in single beam instruments.

warm upAllow source sufficient time to

b)

Check 0 and

00 % T settings

frequently

going through sampleStray Radiation – strikes detector without

oI

A

true

= log ------

I

I

o

  • I

s

where I

s is intensity

A

measured

= log -----------

I + I

s

of stray radiation

characteristic of monochromatorsStray Light Specification – important

readouts this usually involves:reading A value; today with digitalReading Error – random error involved in

1 ) taking the readingNot allowing instrument to stabilize before

than the instrument is capable ofAssuming greater precision (or accuracy)

Biasing the result

e.g.

1 9 + 0.

and

1 (^) + 0.

Answer is NO! Are these 2 readings different from one another?

What about if s.d. is is 0.

1 ?

Scale Expansion

  • sometimes reading error

can be improved upon by expanding scale

Normally use a blank solution to set

00% T

& set 0% T with shutter closed (i.e. no light)

Expand scale by using a standard that has 1 (for example) 50% T & set instrument to 00% T

this expands lower end of scale

accuracy & precisionT to 50% T range to be made with greaterby a factor of 2 & allows readings in the 0%