Concept explainers
(a)
Interpretation:
Conjugated organic molecules has to be ranked based on decreasing
Concept introduction:
Conjugation on
The wavelength at which the
HOMO-LUMO:
In a
Auxochrome:
When the molecule attached to a chromophores group the both
(b)
Interpretation:
Conjugated organic molecules has to be ranked based on decreasing
Concept introduction:
UV/vis spectroscopy:
It is deal with information about various compounds that have conjugated double, the UV light and visible light have jest the right energy to cause an electronic transition in a molecule that is to promote an electron from one molecular orbital to another higher energy.
Conjugation on
The wavelength at which the
HOMO-LUMO:
In a
Auxochrome:
When the molecule attached to a chromophores group the both
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