AP MCQ 03DEFGHKLM PART 2

Which of the following aqueous solutions could be analyzed using a colorimeter and the application of the Beer-Lambert law?

Ultraviolet (UV) radiation and Infrared (IR) radiation are two types of radiation that are used in chemical spectroscopy. Since UV and IR have differing ranges of frequency, the chemicals that are exposed to these types of radiation react in different ways. Which of the following is the correct combination of expected behavior in each case?

In a Beer's law experiment, typically, which wavelength should be chosen as the incident light?

Consider the data below that shows the variation in the absorbance of light of a colored solution, against the concentration of that solution. What does the graph suggest about the transmittance of the incident light as concentration increases?

The concentration of some solutions can be determined by the use of a spectrophotomer or colorimter. Which of the following techniques/considerations are necessary in order to produce reliable data?

Microwaves typically cause molecules to undergo what type of behavior?

During a Beer-Lambert law experiment, the cuvette is handled by a student resulting in the transfer of greasy fingerprints on to the surface of the container. What is the effect on, and the reason for, the change in the calculated value for concentration of the solution under test, when it is compared to the actual (real) value of concentration?