The UV–visible spectrum of GLB-1 is given in Figure 2. i.What colour(s) will the deoxy and oxy forms of GLB-1 be? Note, an electromagnetic spectrum is reproduced in the Assessment area on the S315 website. ii.By comparing the bands on the right-hand side (around 550 nm) with those of oxy- and deoxymyoglobin, suggest what type of transition gives rise to these bands.

The UV–visible spectrum of GLB-1 is given in Figure 2. i.What colour(s) will the deoxy and oxy forms of GLB-1 be? Note, an electromagnetic spectrum is reproduced in the Assessment area on the S315 website. ii.By comparing the bands on the right-hand side (around 550 nm) with those of oxy- and deoxymyoglobin, suggest what type of transition gives rise to these bands.

Principles of Instrumental Analysis

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Chapter19: Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Spectroscopy

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