Explain why the signal in SWV is peak-shaped while in NPV it is sigmoidal.
In the case of SWV, a stepwise varying potential is applied. In each potential step, ES, a symmetrical double pulse will get superimposed. Thus the shape of the signal is peak shaped.
In the case of NPV, it involves the application of pulses of increasing amplitude that are superimposed in a constant potential, so the shape of signal is sigmoidal.
Explain why the signal in SWV is peak-shaped while in NPV it is sigmoidal.
Explain why the Fe 2p spectrum shows two peaks, while the P 2p show one peak. (XPS)
Explain the significance of the peak to peak voltage in terms of Vac production and why you divide by two to obtain voltage amplitude.
A sine wave signal is displayed on the screen of an oscilloscope. 6 peak-to-peak divisions are measured vertically and 8 peak-to-peak divisions horizontally. The voltage control is on the 2 volts / div scale and the sweep control is on the 5ms scale. The signal period is: a. 0.03 seconds b. 0.04 seconds c. 4 seconds d. 0.005 seconds
A sine wave signal is displayed on the screen of an oscilloscope. 6 peak-to-peak divisions are measured vertically and 8 peak-to-peak divisions horizontally. The voltage control is on the 1 volts / div scale and the sweep control is on the 4 ms scale. The frequency of the signal is: a.31.3 Hz b.23.3 Hz c.33.3 Hz d.43.3 Hz
a. Predict the multiplicity and peak areas ratio (for example 1:3:3:2) for the 13C NMR signal in methanol-d3,13CD3OH. Explain using 2n+1 and multiplicity (peak area ratio) b. Predict the multiplicity and peak areas ratio (for example 1:3:3:2) for the 13C NMR signal in acetone-d6, (CD3)2CO. (Do this only for the13CD3group) Explain using 2n+1 and multiplicity (peak area ratio)
Problem 1: The peak to peak amplitude of a sinusoidal signal sin(t) is quantized into four levels of [-0.75,-0.25, 0.25,0.75]. If the actual signal values are [0.36, 0.24, 0.08,-0.74,-0.96,-0.10], what will be their quantized values?
NMR: Why in a decaying signal (FID) does the amplitude decay asymptotically toward zero while the precessional frequency remains unchanged?
Explain the reason why to have to know the spectrum of a communication signal?
In mass spectrometry, explain why it is important to take measurement across a chromatographic peak, rather than from a single point within the width of the chromatographic peak.
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answers and explain why peak c is 3h triplets ?
points) A compound, C&H-N, has the following IR and 'H NMR spectra. 100 momw Transmittance %) 0 TTT 500 1000 4000 3500 3000 2500 2000 1500 Wavenumber (cm) peak a: 2H, triplet peak b: 2H, multiplet peak c: 3H, triplet Intensity - TMS (a) (8 points) Calculate the degree of unsaturation for this compound. Degree of unsaturation = 2 (b)...