Energy, in the form of some type of light, applied to a sample can interact with...
Energy, in the form of some type of light, applied to a sample can interact with the sample. Which interactions are possible?
A. Absorbed by the molecule
B. Transmitted (passes through, is not absorbed)
C. Emitted by the molecule after absorbtion
D. Reflected by the molecule
Choices are:
A and C
A and D
C and D
A, B, C, and D
Homework Answers
All four mentioned interactions are possible when light falls on the sample.
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