1. According to Planck's equation, the energy of a nonochritsor2. A photon can interact with an electron in a molecule, atom or ion, in which the electronis elevated from a.electronic state to astate.3. Because electronic states are quantized, absorption of quanta always occurs at a character-istic4. The amount of light (or the number of photons) absorbed depends on several factors,including how many electrons undergo the electronic transition. In a solution, this dependson the optical path and the.of the solution.5. A calibration plot for a particular absorbing species is constructed according to the Beer-Lambert's law and the equation of the best-fit straight line is y = 9.41x. What is theconcentration of a solution of the same species if its absorbance is measured to be 0.603?

Energy is quantized or Quantization means the electronic transition takes place only between fixed energy levels. This means if the transition has to take place from n=1 to n= 2, if energy provided is for 1 to 1.9 or 2.1 then also transition won't take place. The quantization takes place at a particular characteristic wavelength. Ans. Wavelength

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