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Re: uv Spectroscopy and domestic microwaves

I have the answer to a couple of your questions:

1. The reason you used quartz rather than glass when doing UV
spectroscopy is that normal glass cells generally do not transmit
anything below 300 nm (give or take). Quartz is transparent for
most of the normal UV range (not sure about XUV...probably not).

2. The microwave frequency used by domestic microwaves corresponds
to a ROTATIONAL transition in water, not vibrational. The
vibrational transitions are infrared transitions.


Hope that answers a few of your queries.

Jesse






Sat Feb 16, 2002 6:06 pm

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Thanks for the responses to my question on the origin of the naming of the s p d f orbitals. It makes more sense now. I have two further questions. What are...
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I have the answer to a couple of your questions: 1. The reason you used quartz rather than glass when doing UV spectroscopy is that normal glass cells...
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In a message dated 2/16/02 10:09:54 AM Pacific Standard Time, ... That is very interesting to know, Thank you. I have heard many people tell me that they...
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... people tell ... water heated ... intuition is not ... that there is ... Well, there is a difference, in a puristic sense. The heating takes place as a...
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Jesse Thanks, that's a big help! Ken ... From: tisafire To: spectroscopy@yahoogroups.com Sent: Saturday, February 16, 2002 06:06 Subject: [spectroscopy] Re: uv...
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