%Transmittance 20 101 4000 120 110- 100- 90 80- 701 60- 50- 40- 30- Fri Dec 15 10:18:41 2023 (GMT-05:00) FIND PEAKS: Spectrum: Region: Sensitivity: Peak list: Absolute threshold: 105.977 3565.50 2930.51 2858.03 3500 3000 2500 2000 Wavenumbers (cm-1) 4000.00 400.00 50 Position: 401.61 Intensity: 34.597 Position: 410.38 Intensity: 45.133 Position: 421.06 Intensity: 21.839 Position: 436.08 Intensity: 39.681 Position: 461.21 Intensity: 60.119 Position: 494.81 Intensity: 61.999 Position: 539.73 Intensity: 60.322 Position: 562.13 Intensity: 39.806 Position: 678.00 Intensity: 33.878 Position: 714.72 Intensity: 32.971 Position: 822.27 Intensity: 72.067 Position: 949.49 Intensity: 35.857 Position: 1108.23 Intensity: 70.714 Position: 1142.84 Intensity: 71.406 Position: 1343.99 Intensity: 78.966 Position: 1402.70 Intensity: 54.900 Position: 1464.33 Intensity: 64.266 Position: 1634.37 Intensity: 92.461 Position: 1790.47 Intensity: 19.163 Position: 2858.03 Intensity: 58.192 Position: 2930.51 Intensity: 51.219 Position: 3565.50 Intensity: 92.953 1790.47 1500 1634.37 1464.33 1402.70 1343.99 1142.8108.23 949.49 822.27 714.778.00 436.0861.21 562.13 539.7 421.0410.3801.61 1000 500

%Transmittance 20 101 4000 120 110- 100- 90 80- 701 60- 50- 40- 30- Fri Dec 15 10:18:41 2023 (GMT-05:00) FIND PEAKS: Spectrum: Region: Sensitivity: Peak list: Absolute threshold: 105.977 3565.50 2930.51 2858.03 3500 3000 2500 2000 Wavenumbers (cm-1) 4000.00 400.00 50 Position: 401.61 Intensity: 34.597 Position: 410.38 Intensity: 45.133 Position: 421.06 Intensity: 21.839 Position: 436.08 Intensity: 39.681 Position: 461.21 Intensity: 60.119 Position: 494.81 Intensity: 61.999 Position: 539.73 Intensity: 60.322 Position: 562.13 Intensity: 39.806 Position: 678.00 Intensity: 33.878 Position: 714.72 Intensity: 32.971 Position: 822.27 Intensity: 72.067 Position: 949.49 Intensity: 35.857 Position: 1108.23 Intensity: 70.714 Position: 1142.84 Intensity: 71.406 Position: 1343.99 Intensity: 78.966 Position: 1402.70 Intensity: 54.900 Position: 1464.33 Intensity: 64.266 Position: 1634.37 Intensity: 92.461 Position: 1790.47 Intensity: 19.163 Position: 2858.03 Intensity: 58.192 Position: 2930.51 Intensity: 51.219 Position: 3565.50 Intensity: 92.953 1790.47 1500 1634.37 1464.33 1402.70 1343.99 1142.8108.23 949.49 822.27 714.778.00 436.0861.21 562.13 539.7 421.0410.3801.61 1000 500

Principles of Instrumental Analysis

7th Edition

ISBN:9781305577213

Author:Douglas A. Skoog, F. James Holler, Stanley R. Crouch

Publisher:Douglas A. Skoog, F. James Holler, Stanley R. Crouch

Chapter4: Digital Electronics And Computers

Section: Chapter Questions

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