a) The UV-vis spectrum of an unknown drug shows a primary absorption peak at300 nm and secondary peak at 280 nm. Sketch the UV-vis and fluorescencespectrum that are consistent with the observations.Spektrum UV-vis ubat yang tidak diketahui menunjukkan puncak penyerapanprimer pada 300 nm dan puncak sekunder pada 280 nm. Lakarkan spektrumUV-vis dan pendarfluor yang konsisten dengan pemerhatian.b) Draw a Jablonski Diagram that illustrates the formation of absorption andsubsequent emission of fluorescence.Lukiskan rajah Jablonski yang menggambarkan pembentukan penyerapan danpancaran pendarfluor yang seterusnya.

(B)Jablonski Diagram is the diagrammatic representation of the options open to a molecule to…

b) Draw a Jablonski Diagram that illustrates the formation of absorption and subsequent emission of fluorescence. Lukiskan rajah Jablonski yang menggambarkan pembentukan penyerapan dan pancaran pendarfluor yang seterusnya.

b) Draw a Jablonski Diagram that illustrates the formation of absorption and subsequent emission of fluorescence. Lukiskan rajah Jablonski yang menggambarkan pembentukan penyerapan dan pancaran pendarfluor yang seterusnya.

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a) The UV-vis spectrum of an unknown drug shows a primary absorption peak at
300 nm and secondary peak at 280 nm. Sketch the UV-vis and fluorescence
spectrum that are consistent with the observations.
Spektrum UV-vis ubat yang tidak diketahui menunjukkan puncak penyerapan
primer pada 300 nm dan puncak sekunder pada 280 nm. Lakarkan spektrum
UV-vis dan pendarfluor yang konsisten dengan pemerhatian.
b) Draw a Jablonski Diagram that illustrates the formation of absorption and
subsequent emission of fluorescence.
Lukiskan rajah Jablonski yang menggambarkan pembentukan penyerapan dan
pancaran pendarfluor yang seterusnya.

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