Absorbance can be found by taking the negative log of:The intensity of the transmilled light divided by the initial light intensityO The initial light intensity multiplied by the concentration of the sampleO The concentration of the sample multiplied by the path length and molar attenuation coefficientO None of these Which of the following statements about the HOMO and LUMO of conjugated molecules is correct?The energy gap between the HOMO and LUMO in conjugated molecules is greater than in unconjugated molecules.resulting in the brilliant colors in the visible wavelength range.When a conjugated molecule absorbs light, an electron transitions from the LUMO to the HOMO.O The energy gap belween the HOMO and LUMO in conjugated molecules is smaller than in unconjugated molecules.O None of these statements are correct.1pts

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Absorbance can be found by taking the negative log of: O The intensity of the transmitted light divided by the initial light intensity O The initial light intensity multiplied by the concentration of the sample O The concentration of the sample multiplied by the path length and molar attenuation coefficient None of these

Absorbance can be found by taking the negative log of: O The intensity of the transmitted light divided by the initial light intensity O The initial light intensity multiplied by the concentration of the sample O The concentration of the sample multiplied by the path length and molar attenuation coefficient None of these

Organic Chemistry: A Guided Inquiry

2nd Edition

ISBN:9780618974122

Author:Andrei Straumanis

Publisher:Andrei Straumanis

Chapter7: Cycloalkanes

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