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Why using Holmium oxide in UV calibration
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Answer / ramu
For control of wavelength holmium oxide is used because of
the stability of the solution and it will cover UV-VIS
range.
241,287,361,536nm
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Answer / rk
Holmium oxide is stable and it will give absorbance in both
UV and Visible region(200-600 SCANNING RANGE)and give
absorbance at 241.15,287.15,361.5,536.3
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Answer / bhalchandra farde anuh pharma
B'coz of it show maximum lambda max in UV-VIS range
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Answer / kishor raut
Because Holmium perchlorate soluition shows multiple distinctive wavelength for UV and visible region.
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because of it is a stable and it will cover broad range
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Answer / ravindra patidar
Holmium oxide solutions have a series of sharp optical absorption peaks in the UV and visible spectral range. They are therefore traditionally used as a convenient calibration standard for optical spectrophotometers.
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Answer / sachin.bedwal
HOLMIUM oXIDE GIVE THE DISTINCT WAVELENGTH IN UV VIS RANGE.
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