UV-Vis
Procedure
- Solutions were prepared on 10/18/2016
- The solutions had been heated in an 80C oven for four hours and then sat at room temperature. UV-Vis spectra were taken of each sample from 200-800nm.
- The test tubes were kept completely wrapped in tin foil the entire time, because AgNO3 is light sensitive.
Observations
- As with gold, it is at pH 11 and pH 12 that unique spectra are seen.
- The solutions are more clear at pH 11 and pH 12 than for the other solutions.
- As fructose concentration increases, so does the cloudiness of the solutions for pH 11 and pH 12
- pH 12 was also more clear for all fructose concentrations.
Solutions
- All of the solutions for both concentrations of fructose were cloudy. Below are photos of pH 11 and 12 respectively, going in order from 0mM Fructose- 0.25mM fructose
Ag NP's, myoglobin, pH11: 0mM, .0625mM, .125mM, .25mM Fructose
Ag NP's, myoglobin, pH12: 0mM, .0625mM, .125mM, .25mM Fructose
Data
- Graphs for .125mM Fructose
Absorbance v. Wavelength
Absorbance at 272nm
Absorbance at 400nm
- Graphs for 0.25mM Fructose
Absorbance v. Wavelength
Absorbance at 396nm
Absorbance at 284nm
Future Experiments To Do
- When making UV-Vis next time, also remake 0mM fructose and 0.0625mM fructose pH 9 and pH 5 samples.
- Control experiments: myoglobin, gold, fructose, silver
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