Pre-Lab Questions- To be completed BEFORE lab as an entry slip. These questions are based oncontent presented in the lab procedure and in lecture.1. Consider the electromagnetic spectrum. (Reference Site)-- Increasing Frequency (v)10² 10%1010² 10%Trays10441010-10UV30*10IRVisible spectrum10²10*30Microwave FM AMRadio waves10° 10²10 H 10²Increasing Wavelength (2)→10Increasing Wavelength in ma. What type of radiation has the longest wavelength?10 10² 10 votob. What type of radiation has the highest energy?Long radio wavesc. Looking at the emission line spectrum for hydrogen in Figure 1. Which colored linecorresponds to the emission of the highest-energy photon?

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Pre-Lab Questions- To be completed BEFORE lab as an entry slip. These questions are based on content presented in the lab procedure and in lecture. 1. Consider the electromagnetic spectrum. (Reference Site) - Increasing Frequency (v) 10 10 10 10% 10² 10% 20 Trays 10 Xayo 104 10:42 10- 10 UV 30* 10 * IR Visible spectrum 10 30 Microwave FM AM Radio waves 10² 10° Increasing Wavelength in n a. What type of radiation has the longest wavelength? 10 voto b. What type of radiation has the highest energy? Long radio waves Increasing Wavelength (2)→ 10² kimi

Pre-Lab Questions- To be completed BEFORE lab as an entry slip. These questions are based on content presented in the lab procedure and in lecture. 1. Consider the electromagnetic spectrum. (Reference Site) - Increasing Frequency (v) 10 10 10 10% 10² 10% 20 Trays 10 Xayo 104 10:42 10- 10 UV 30* 10 * IR Visible spectrum 10 30 Microwave FM AM Radio waves 10² 10° Increasing Wavelength in n a. What type of radiation has the longest wavelength? 10 voto b. What type of radiation has the highest energy? Long radio waves Increasing Wavelength (2)→ 10² kimi

Principles of Instrumental Analysis

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