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QUIZ 1

Total questions: 11

Worksheet time: 6mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What happens when a molecule absorbs UV/Vis radiation?

a)

It emits radiation immediately


b)

It is excited to a higher energy level

c)

It becomes diamagnetic

d)

It undergoes chemical decomposition

2.

Which state has paired electron spins and is diamagnetic?

a)

Triplet state


b)

Doublet state

c)

Singlet state

d)

Free radical state

3.

What is the main difference between fluorescence and phosphorescence?

a)

Fluorescence involves singlet–singlet transitions, phosphorescence involves triplet–singlet transitions

b)

Fluorescence has longer lifetime than phosphorescence

c)

Phosphorescence occurs at shorter wavelengths than fluorescence

d)

Both occur with the same lifetime

4.

In a Jablonski diagram, the lowest horizontal line represents:

a)

Excited singlet state (S₁)

b)

Excited triplet state (T₁)

c)

Ground state (S₀)

d)

Vibrational relaxation

5.

Which of the following is a radiationless deactivation process?

a)

Fluorescence

b)

Phosphorescence

c)

Internal conversion

d)

Emission spectrum

6.

Fluorescence emission is always observed at:

a)

Shorter wavelength than excitation

b)

Longer wavelength than excitation

c)

Equal wavelength as excitation

d)

Random wavelength independent of excitation

7.

The relationship F = Kc is valid at:

a)

High concentrations only

b)

Low concentrations only

c)

All concentrations

d)

Zero concentration

8.

Which factor generally reduces fluorescence efficiency?

a)

Low temperature

b)

High viscosity solvent

c)

Increased molecular collisions

d)

Addition of electron donor groups (–OH, –NH₂)

9.

What is the role of a photomultiplier tube in a fluorescence spectrometer?

a)

Excitation source

b)

Sample holder

c)

Detector of emitted light

d)

Wavelength selector

10.

Which of the following species is commonly analyzed by fluorescence spectrometry?

a)

Organic enzymes and vitamins

b)

Nitrogen gas

c)

Noble gases

d)

All inorganic ions equally

11.

First code: What number after one?

(a)