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 <p><b>1. 1. The most commonly used and relatively less expensive cell for routine use in IR spectroscopy is:</b><br>
 <input id="q1" name="q1" onclick="checkAnswer1(this.value,1)" type="radio" value="10">a. Sodium chloride<br>
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 <p><b>2. Materials made of glass are not used for IR measurement because:</b><br>
 <input id="q2" name="q2" onclick="checkAnswer1(this.value,2)" type="radio" value="10">a. strongly absorb through out the IR region of the spectrum.<br>
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 <p><b>3. To measure the Spectrum of a compound in the range of  4000 to 400 cm<sub>-1</sub> the following plates is used: </b><br>
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 <input id="q3" name="q3" onclick="checkAnswer1(this.value,3)" type="radio" value="10">c. Potassium bromide plates<br>
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 <p><b>4. Which of the following bonds is  expected to have the highest frequency stretch?</b><br>
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 <input id="q4" name="q4" onclick="checkAnswer1(this.value,4)" type="radio" value="10"> c. carbon-carbon triple bond<br>
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 <p><b>5.  A strong signal at 3300 cm<sub>-1</sub> in an IR spectrum indicates presence of</b><br>
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 <input id="q5" name="q5" onclick="checkAnswer1(this.value,5)" type="radio" value="0">c. carbonyl<br>
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 <p><b>6. The carbonyl (C=O)  stretching frequency appears at:</b><br>
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 <input id="q6" name="q6" onclick="checkAnswer1(this.value,6)" type="radio" value="0"> c. 3640 - 3250<br>
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 <p><b>7. Where in an IR spectrum does a carbon-carbon triple bond show a stretching vibration</b><br>
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 <input id="q7" name="q7" onclick="checkAnswer1(this.value,7)" type="radio" value="10">c. 2100 cm<sup>-1</sup><br>
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 <p><b>8. Infrared spectroscopy provides valuable information about</b><br>
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 <input id="q8" name="q8" onclick="checkAnswer1(this.value,8)" type="radio" value="0">c. chemical properties<br>
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 <p><b>9.  What determines the intensity of an IR peak  absorption in an IR spectrum?</b><br>
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 <input id="q9" name="q9" onclick="checkAnswer1(this.value,9)" type="radio" value="10">c. the change in dipole moment during vibration<br>
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