ANACHEM 13-14

15問 • 1年前

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Epmerometry uses

pO2, glucose, chloride and peroxidase determination

electrochemical technique that measures the amount of current produced through the oxidation/reduction of the substance to be measured at an electrode held at a fixed potential

amperometry

most widely used electrode

unique dropping mercury electrode

the measurement of current after which potential is applied to an electrochemical cell

voltammetry

used for determination of inorganic ions and certain organic species in aqueous solution

polarography

used for lead and iron testing

anodic stripping

the analyte is electrolyzed into small volume of mercury by ocidation and then stripped oxidation

cathodic stripping

held at more/less control level

electrogravimetry without potential control

maintained at a constant level

controlled potential

potentiometry

nernst equation

polarography

ilkovic equation

coulometry

faraday's law of electrolysis

often used to calculate the cell potential of an electrochemical cell at any given temperature

nernst equation

relates to the diffusion current and the concentration

ilkovic equation

the mass of a substance deposited at any electrode is directly proportional to the amount of charge passed

faraday's law of electrolysis

CHAPTER-9

CHAPTER-9

CHAPTER-5

CHAPTER-5

CHAPTER 3

CHAPTER 3

HIS 3-5

HIS 3-5

BIOSTAT 2-3-6

BIOSTAT 2-3-6

BIOSTAT- 1

BIOSTAT- 1

ANACHEM M3

ANACHEM M3

ANACHEM M4

ANACHEM M4

HIS MOD 9-11

HIS MOD 9-11

earth origin

earth origin

BIOSTAT-CHAPTER- 7

BIOSTAT-CHAPTER- 7

BIOSTAT-CHAPTER-8

BIOSTAT-CHAPTER-8

BIOSTAT-CHAPTER-9

BIOSTAT-CHAPTER-9

ANACHEM CHAP 9

ANACHEM CHAP 9

ANACHEM CHAP 10

ANACHEM CHAP 10

Oral com

Oral com

CHAPTER 9 (mod-12-13)

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CHAPTER 9 (mod-12-13)

POT UNIT 4

POT UNIT 4

BIOSTAT CHAP 10

BIOSTAT CHAP 10

ANACHEM 11-12

ANACHEM 11-12

問題一覧

Epmerometry uses

pO2, glucose, chloride and peroxidase determination

electrochemical technique that measures the amount of current produced through the oxidation/reduction of the substance to be measured at an electrode held at a fixed potential

amperometry

most widely used electrode

unique dropping mercury electrode

the measurement of current after which potential is applied to an electrochemical cell

voltammetry

used for determination of inorganic ions and certain organic species in aqueous solution

polarography

used for lead and iron testing

anodic stripping

the analyte is electrolyzed into small volume of mercury by ocidation and then stripped oxidation

cathodic stripping

held at more/less control level

electrogravimetry without potential control

maintained at a constant level

controlled potential

potentiometry

nernst equation

polarography

ilkovic equation

coulometry

faraday's law of electrolysis

often used to calculate the cell potential of an electrochemical cell at any given temperature

nernst equation

relates to the diffusion current and the concentration

ilkovic equation

the mass of a substance deposited at any electrode is directly proportional to the amount of charge passed

faraday's law of electrolysis