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question:In which of the following areas is AAS used? All Metallurgy Pharmacology Food Geological
answer:Atomic Absorption Spectroscopy (AAS) is a versatile analytical technique commonly used in various fields. It is used in all the areas listed: 1. Metallurgy: AAS is widely used in metallurgical analysis to determine the concentration of metal ions in samples. 2. Pharmacology: In pharmacology, AAS is employed for the analysis of drug formulations, determination of metal content in biological samples, and detection of trace elements. 3. Food: AAS is extensively used in food analysis to quantify the presence of essential and toxic elements in food samples, ensuring food safety and quality. 4. Geological: In geological studies, AAS is utilized to analyze samples such as rocks, minerals, and soil for their metal content, aiding in understanding geological processes. Therefore, AAS is indeed used in all of the areas mentioned.
question:Regarding the photoelectric effect; I- The broken electron is called photoelectron. II- The kinetic energy of the emitted electrons depends on the intensity of the light. Ill-The threshold frequency must be exceeded for the photoelectric effect to occur. Which of the statements are correct?
answer:Out of the three statements provided regarding the photoelectric effect, the correct statements are: I- The broken electron is called photoelectron. III- The threshold frequency must be exceeded for the photoelectric effect to occur. Explanation: I- The electron that is ejected from a material as a result of absorbing a photon is indeed called a photoelectron. II- The kinetic energy of the emitted electrons does not depend on the intensity of the light but rather the frequency or energy of the incident photons. The intensity of the light affects the number of photoelectrons emitted, not their kinetic energy. III- According to the photoelectric effect, for electrons to be emitted from a material, the incident light must have a frequency greater than the threshold frequency. The threshold frequency is the minimum frequency required to overcome the work function of the material and cause the emission of photoelectrons.
question:Which of the following is the correct method in which the beam source and sample cabin are placed at a 90° angle to each other in order to prevent the light sent from the beam source from reaching the detector directly? A- X-Ray Diffraction Spectroscopy, ESR, fluorescence. B- NMR, ESR, UV. C- Chemiluminescence, gravimetry, thermal analysis D- Fluorescence, phosphorescence, scattering E- Phosphorescence, NMR, UV.
answer:The correct answer is: D- Fluorescence, phosphorescence, scattering In fluorescence, phosphorescence, and scattering techniques, the beam source and sample cabin are placed at a 90° angle to prevent the light emitted or scattered from reaching the detector directly. This configuration helps in detecting the specific signals or phenomena associated with these techniques without interference from the excitation light source.
question:Which of the following describes the phenomenon of absorption? a) Separation of heat into different frequencies while passing through the prism. b) Change of direction when the heat hits the surface c) Transfer of some frequencies of heat to atoms, ions or molecules. d) An atom at a higher energy level has a lower energy level. giving back its energy as it descends to its level. e) There is a change in the energy of the heat as a result of its interaction with the surface. reflected back in the same direction without change.
answer:c) Transfer of some frequencies of heat to atoms, ions or molecules. Absorption refers to the process of transferring some frequencies (or energy) of electromagnetic radiation to atoms, ions, or molecules, resulting in an increase in the internal energy of the absorbing substance. This process can lead to excitation or ionization of the absorbing species, as they absorb energy from the incident radiation.