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The document outlines a series of questions related to spectroscopic techniques and their applications, categorized into two sections based on marks. It covers various topics including IR spectroscopy, NMR, UV-visible spectroscopy, and electronic transitions, with questions designed to assess understanding at different cognitive levels. The questions require explanations, calculations, and applications of spectroscopic principles in various contexts.

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Question Bank Spectros

The document outlines a series of questions related to spectroscopic techniques and their applications, categorized into two sections based on marks. It covers various topics including IR spectroscopy, NMR, UV-visible spectroscopy, and electronic transitions, with questions designed to assess understanding at different cognitive levels. The questions require explanations, calculations, and applications of spectroscopic principles in various contexts.

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Chapter Name: Spectroscopic Techniques and its Applications

Questions Carrying 02 marks

Sr. Questions CO Bloom


No. Mapped taxonomy
Level
1 What is the importance of Finger Print Region in IR CO-3 L-4
spectroscopy

2 What is the essential conditions for a molecule to be IR active L-4


CO-3

3 Calculate the number of signals for the following compounds : L-3


(a) CH3-CH2-O-CH3 (b) CH3-CH2-CH2-OH CO-3

4 Explain the rules governing allowed transitions in spectroscopy, CO-3 L-2


particularly for vibrational and rotational spectra.

5 Why is TMS used as an internal standard in NMR spectroscopy CO-3 L-5

6 What is spin-spin coupling in NMR CO-3 L-1

7 How is IR spectroscopy useful to distinguish between inter and CO-3 L-4


intra molecular hydrogen bonding

8 n-π* transition in UV spectroscopy is forbidden whereas π-π* CO-3 L-2


transition is allowed Explain

9 Explain the selection rule of Uv-visible spectroscopy CO-3 L-2

10 What is chromophore? What structural features may produce CO-3 L-1


chromopheric effect in an organic molecule

11 How many transitional, rotational and vibrational degree of CO-3 L-3


freedom are there in H2O and CH4 molecule

12 Which of the following are NMR active and why : C12, O16, F19, CO-3 L-4
N14 and H2

13 Explain functional group region in IR spectroscopy with suitable CO-3 L-2


example
14 What are overtone, Hot Bands and Fermi Resonance in IR CO-3 L-1
spectra

15 Define Batho chromic and Hyper chromic shift with suitable CO-3 L-1
examples

16 Calculate the fundamental mode of vibrations in following CO-3 L-5


molecules BF3 and NH3

17 Define Bee- Lamberts’ law and give its limitations CO-3 L-1

18 Discuss about stretching and bending Vibrations with suitable CO-3 L-5
examples

19 What is the effect of solvent on the absorption of UV visible CO-3 L-3


spectroscopy?

20 Among 1,3-hexadiene and 1,4-hexadiene, which molecule will CO-3 L-4


absorb at a long wavelength and why ?

Chapter Name: Spectroscopic Techniques and its Applications


Questions Carrying 04 marks

Sr. Questions CO Bloom


No. Mapped taxonomy
Level
1. Discuss the principle of Electronic spectroscopy. Explain with CO-3 L-5
reference to CH2=CH2 , 1, 3 butadiene and carbonyl compounds

2 Give Important Application of Uv-visible Spectroscopy with CO-3 L-3


proper examples

3 Explain chemical shift in NMR. also give various factors CO-3 L-2
affecting Chemical shift

4 How many NMR signals can be observed in the spectrum of : a) CO-3 L-4
CH3COOCH3, b) CH3-CH2=CH2-CH3 c) CH3-CH2-CH3

5 How can you identify the Alkane, Alkene and Alkynes on the CO-3 L-3
basis of IR spectroscopy? Explain
6 What type of nuclei show NMR spectra? Give High Resolution CO-3 L-1
HNMR spectrum of ethanol

7 Explain various electronic transition possible in UV CO-3 L-2


Spectroscopy through example

8 Calculate the fundamental mode of vibration in following CO-3 L-5, L-1


molecules : BF3, NH3, Define (a) bathochromic shift (b)
Hyperchromic shift

9 What are the selection rules in vibrational and rotational CO-3 L-3
transition in diatomic molecules

10 Define Auxochrome and chromophore with suitable examples CO-3 L-1

11 What are the different factors which affect the value of λ max CO-3 L-4
and intensity of spectral line

12 What is fluorescence? Explain its medical application. Also give CO-3 L-1
the normal mode of vibration for a molecule of CO2

13 Explain the theory of NMR spectroscopy? Define spin-spin CO-3 L-2


relaxation and spin spin coupling

14 Draw a well labeled Jablonskii diagram and Explain (i) CO-3 L-6, L-2
Intersystem crossing (ii) Fluorescence (iii) Phospherence

15 Interpret number of signals in following molecules CO-3 L-4


CH3-CO-CH3, 2-chloropropane Compile shielding and
desheilding of proton in NMR spectra
16 What is Vibration frequency? Explain the various factors CO-3 L-1 , L-2
affecting vibrational frequency?

17 Write short note on ; Up field shift and downfield shift CO-3 L-1

18 Write short note on a) Coupling constant b) spin -spin coupling CO-3 L-1

19 How will you distinguish between the following by 1H NMR CO-3 L-3
spectroscopy (a) o-dibromobenzene and m-dibromobenzene (b)
1-chloropropane and 2-chloropropane
20 Draw and explain the splitting pattern observed in 1HNMr of CO-3
CHCl2-CH2Cl L-6

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