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what is range of Vivible UV ? What is UV& Vivible
spctroscopy use for ?
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Answer / kishanpal singh fare labs gurg
UV- 200-400nm
Vis 400-800 nm
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Answer / rohit patel (torrent pharma)
UV Region is 190 - 380nm
Visible Region is 400 - 800 nm
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Answer / surendra tomar
Uv range 180 to 380
Visible range 380 to 780
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Answer / arti naik
UV = 180 to 400nm
Visible = 400 to 750nm
UV - Visible spectroscopy is used for measuring the
absorbance of a solution, identification of the functional
groups from the lambda max value. Hence also used for
determining the structural formula.
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