UV-Visible Spectroscopy- Solvent Effects

[@ishfaqparay8163]

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[@PriyankaGoyal-vv8fo]

Well explained,👌,,thnks its really vry hlpful

[@Gk-lw6xu]

hlo, mam mam in n to pi star how molecule is more polar in non bonding

[@sonalkhaitan469]

Helping me today mam

[@althafibrahim5639]

Mam, @ 6.20 lamda increases

[@smritijoshi1503]

I had a question that pi to pistar transition is seen in acetone too but the affected transition id of n to pi star only or both the transition pi to pi star and n to pi star are affected?

[@rasayan_academy]

In acetone or any other species having a lone pair, the n -> π* transition is seen mostly.

[@mistiliz7556]

And it helpful for Bpharm student also

[@ravibalaskar3496]

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[@AbdulHameed-lf6rw]

thanks respected mam!

[@junaidofficial9517]

Wow thanks mam

[@ritikaruber0633]

On bathochromic shift wavelength increase you told it decrease

[@sandippaul468]

I didn't understand,both g.s and e.s has π and π* orbitals,but you're calling π as ground state and π* as excited state.why??

[@rasayan_academy]

Hello sandip, we are talking about electronic transition, so when the electron is in ground state,it's in pi orbital, when it is excited, it goes to pi *. Now the discussion is based on how polar solvents are affecting the energy levels.

[@sangitakar6836]

Mam is solvent shift and solvent effect same?