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Title: UVVis Spectrophotometry


1
UV/Vis Spectrophotometry
  • Sec. 3.1 -3.3 Robyt and White

2
UV/Vis
  • Light interacts with molecules
  • Microwave Causes rotations
  • IR causes vibrations
  • UV/Vis excites electrons in bonds
  • Vacuum UV excites them so much that bonds break
  • X-rays and Gamma rays excite electrons in atoms.
    (some to the point of escaping the atom)

3
UV/Vis
  • ROYGBIV
  • Molecules absorb opposite there color
  • Red molecules absorb Blue Green
  • Blue molecules absorb Yellow Red

4
UV/Vis
  • Why Stay below 1 AU
  • More important for cheaper Spectrophotometers
  • -log(I/Io) A
  • 1AU10 transmittance 90 of light absorbed

5
limitations on assays
  • BSA
  • incubation times
  • Lowry
  • Store base (alkaline) in plastic
  • Incubation times
  • Bradford
  • Making the stuff
  • BCA

6
Sample Size
  • Cuvette size
  • Sample limits
  • make up volumes
  • Dilution solutions

7
Reagent solutions
  • Ease of prep
  • Prep at least 1 more assay than needed

8
Things to consider
  • Sample prep the ½ solution
  • how would you make a guess for an assay
  • Standards
  • Minimums for good lines
  • 3x5
  • 2x7
  • you can pitch 2 points

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Data analysis and blanks
  • Blank with water
  • results in non zero zero
  • Graphs and analyzes just fine
  • Blank with blank
  • Which one of the three?
  • lines typically dont hit zero anyway
  • sometimes improves measurements of solutions with
    high blanks.

11
Miscellaneous stuff
  • Start thinking in µL below 1mL
  • You can multiply/divide the prefixes on things to
    get values
  • 1µl x 1mg/mL µg
  • 1mg/mL 1µg/µL
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