Quiz # 14

deadline is December 4 (midnight)

Completion of this quiz gives you up 2 credit points depending on the accuracy of your answers. You may work in groups but don't just follow somebody's opinion, make you decision consciously. If you find the quiz difficult, you should review the troublesome concepts. You may take as long as you want (within the deadline) to complete this quiz. It might be a good idea to have your lecture notes and/or your text book handy. Please note that if Student ID is wrong, or you submit your answers after the deadline then no credit will be given

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1) Identify nonalternant hydrocarbon(s):

a) b)
c) d)
e) f)
g) h)
i) j) a, c,e
k) none
l) all m) f, h and i

2) Place differenet types of electronic transitions in order of their typical strength (extinction coefficients):

a) s -s* > p-p* > n -p* > n -s*
b) p-p* > n -p* > n -s* > s -s*
c) p-p* > n -p* > s -s* > n -s*
d) s -s* ~ p-p* > n -s* ~ n -p*

3) Which vibronic transition is allowed by symmetry in benzene:

a) A1B2u - X1A1g 120620
b) A1B2u - X1A1g 160610
c) A1B2u - X1A1g 110610
d) A1B2u - X1A1g 110620
e) all of them
f) none
g) b and c

4) Franck - Condon factor :

a) is always less than 1
b) describes the overlap between the vibrational functions of different electronic states
c) describes the overlap between the vibrational functions of the same electronic state
d) a and b
e) b and c
f) a and c
g) a, b, and c

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