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ANACHEM FINALS

ANACHEM FINALS
60問 • 1年前
  • Claribelle Gomez
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    問題一覧

  • 1

    The constituent of the sample which is to be studied by quantitative measurements or identified qualitatively.

    ANALYTE

  • 2

    Sometimes called the variability, it can be represented statistically by the standard deviation or relative standard deviation.

    PRECISION

  • 3

    A substance or portion of a substance about which analytical information is required. 

    SAMPLE

  • 4

    Type of pipette that transfer fluid without considering of specific volume. 

    TRANSFER PIPETTE

  • 5

    Equal to the number of millimoles of solute per milliliter of solution.

    MOLARITY

  • 6

    Is used advantageously when a set of data contain an outlier, a result that differs significantly from others in the set. 

    MEDIAN

  • 7

    A species which donates protons in a reaction or accepts electrons.

    ACIDS

  • 8

    States that the position of an equilibrium always shifts in such a direction as to relieve a stress that is applied that is applied to the system. 

    LE CHATELIERS PRINCPLE

  • 9

    The base dissociation constant.

    Kb

  • 10

    When acids lose a proton.

    CONJUGATE BASE

  • 11

    Does not dissociate 100% into ions. 

    WEAK ACIDS

  • 12

    The simplest and most useful method.

    BATCH EXTRACTION

  • 13

    (IDENTIFY METHOD) to remove one or more solute particles or compounds from a solution or liquid mixture by dissolving it in another immiscible solvent.

    SOLVENT EXTRACTION (OR LIQUID-LIQUID EXTRACTION)

  • 14

    Separation of mainly of charge by across of through a column in applied potential gradient

    ELECTROPHORESIS

  • 15

    utilizes nanoliter quantities of specimens.

    CAPILLARY ELECTROPHORESIS or Electroosmotic Flow (EOF)

  • 16

    The solution to which titrant is added. 

    TITRAND

  • 17

    Is the final step to recover retained analyte otherwise the matrix.

    ILLUSION

  • 18

    The most widely used liquid chromatography.

    HPLC

  • 19

    The amount of added standard reagent is equivalent to the amount of analyte.

    EQUIVALENCE POINT

  • 20

    the mass of the reagent is measured instead of its volume

    GRAVIMETRIC TITRANTS

  • 21

    an electron donor

    REDUCING AGENT

  • 22

    in an electrochemical cell is the electrode at which reduction occurs.

    CATHODE

  • 23

    is the most common method in gravimetric analysis.

    PRECIPITATION

  • 24

    requires lines an external source of electrical energy for operation.

    ELECTROLYTIC CELL

  • 25

    scattering of visible light by cuboidal particles.

    THYNDALL EFFECT

  • 26

    a process in which minimum number of atoms, ions, or molecules join together to give a stable sold.

    NUCLEATION

  • 27

    the analyte is separated from other constituents of a simple by converting gas of known it to 9 chemical comp.

    VOLATILIZATION GRAVIMETRY

  • 28

    Can cause serious error in result unless the sample is completely.

    FRACTIONAL DISTILLATION

  • 29

    has the highest energy but has the shortest wavelength.

    VIOLET (GAMMA RAYS)

  • 30

    has the lowest energy but has the highest wavelength.

    RED

  • 31

    the time in seconds for successive

    PERIOD

  • 32

    the oldest electroanalytical technique.

    ELECTROGRAVIMETRY

  • 33

    a drastic but effective way to minimize the opposite of adsorption

    REPRECIPITATION

  • 34

    is the retention of a substance within the pores of a solid.

    ABSORPTION

  • 35

    in this technique all the analyte is converted into another state.

    COULOMETRY

  • 36

    Follow FARADAY'S Law

    COULOMETRY

  • 37

    most commonly used in polarography.

    DROPPING MERCURY ELECTRODE (OME)

  • 38

    technique used for lead and iron testing

    ANODIC STRIPPING VOUTTAMETRY

  • 39

    forms the largest and most important single group of technique in analytical chem.

    SPECTOMETRY TECHNIQUE

  • 40

    method of imitation uses lasers microprobe which is applicable in Study of small samples or localize area of larger watts

    EXCITATION LASER

  • 41

    a Fluorescent X Ray emitted from a sample when it is excited by a primary X-ray source.

    X-RAY FLOURESCENCE

  • 42

    a method that uses Flame to cause automate analyte.

    FLAME EMISSION SPECTROMETRY

  • 43

    Glow discharge optical emission spectrometry (GD-OES) is widely used tool for Fast measurements of DEPTH prophes.

    DEPTH

  • 44

    commonly caused interference in the excitation process.

    CYANOGEN RADICALS

  • 45

    the composition of elements in samples, mostly water- dissolved Can be determined using plasma.

    INDUCTIVELY COUPLED PLASMA OPTICAL EMISSION SPECTOMETRY (ICP-OES)

  • 46

    An Ionized gas, consisting of positively-charged ions and free (unbound) electrons

    PLASMA

  • 47

    Capable in detecting most of the periodic table of element and milligrams to non.

    INDUCTIVELY

  • 48

    greater than 700MM

    INFARED

  • 49

    A wide range of energy transitions and consequently a continuum of x-ray emissions.

    WHITE X-RAY

  • 50

    transmit light effectively at wavelength to greater than 200

    SILICA C

  • 51

    most commonly used monochromator Double beam in space.

    DEFRACTION GREATINGS

  • 52

    Type of double beam spectrometer user two photodetector.

    DOUBLE BEAM IN SPACE

  • 53

    This X-ray Emission method have a wide application in routine industrial analysis particularly in mineral processing and metallurgy.

    X-RAY FLOURESCENCE

  • 54

    part of a spectrometer that collects Fluorescence radiation.

    DETECTION SYSTEM

  • 55

    measure the absence or presence of spectrum extracted for each element.

    DETECTORS OR DEFACTORS

  • 56

    Unsaturated inorganic

    CHROMOPHORE

  • 57

    Saturated organic.

    AUXOCHROME

  • 58

    Miniaturized CPU is all on one integrated circuit.

    MICRO PROCESSORS

  • 59

    quantitative tool that can determine nearly all the elements in the periodic table.

    ATOMIC MASS SPECTROMETRY

  • 60

    Capable providing information distribution

    MOLECULAR MASS SPECTROMETRY

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    CYTOGENETICS

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    MOLBIO

    MOLBIO

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    BIOCHEM

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    問題一覧

  • 1

    The constituent of the sample which is to be studied by quantitative measurements or identified qualitatively.

    ANALYTE

  • 2

    Sometimes called the variability, it can be represented statistically by the standard deviation or relative standard deviation.

    PRECISION

  • 3

    A substance or portion of a substance about which analytical information is required. 

    SAMPLE

  • 4

    Type of pipette that transfer fluid without considering of specific volume. 

    TRANSFER PIPETTE

  • 5

    Equal to the number of millimoles of solute per milliliter of solution.

    MOLARITY

  • 6

    Is used advantageously when a set of data contain an outlier, a result that differs significantly from others in the set. 

    MEDIAN

  • 7

    A species which donates protons in a reaction or accepts electrons.

    ACIDS

  • 8

    States that the position of an equilibrium always shifts in such a direction as to relieve a stress that is applied that is applied to the system. 

    LE CHATELIERS PRINCPLE

  • 9

    The base dissociation constant.

    Kb

  • 10

    When acids lose a proton.

    CONJUGATE BASE

  • 11

    Does not dissociate 100% into ions. 

    WEAK ACIDS

  • 12

    The simplest and most useful method.

    BATCH EXTRACTION

  • 13

    (IDENTIFY METHOD) to remove one or more solute particles or compounds from a solution or liquid mixture by dissolving it in another immiscible solvent.

    SOLVENT EXTRACTION (OR LIQUID-LIQUID EXTRACTION)

  • 14

    Separation of mainly of charge by across of through a column in applied potential gradient

    ELECTROPHORESIS

  • 15

    utilizes nanoliter quantities of specimens.

    CAPILLARY ELECTROPHORESIS or Electroosmotic Flow (EOF)

  • 16

    The solution to which titrant is added. 

    TITRAND

  • 17

    Is the final step to recover retained analyte otherwise the matrix.

    ILLUSION

  • 18

    The most widely used liquid chromatography.

    HPLC

  • 19

    The amount of added standard reagent is equivalent to the amount of analyte.

    EQUIVALENCE POINT

  • 20

    the mass of the reagent is measured instead of its volume

    GRAVIMETRIC TITRANTS

  • 21

    an electron donor

    REDUCING AGENT

  • 22

    in an electrochemical cell is the electrode at which reduction occurs.

    CATHODE

  • 23

    is the most common method in gravimetric analysis.

    PRECIPITATION

  • 24

    requires lines an external source of electrical energy for operation.

    ELECTROLYTIC CELL

  • 25

    scattering of visible light by cuboidal particles.

    THYNDALL EFFECT

  • 26

    a process in which minimum number of atoms, ions, or molecules join together to give a stable sold.

    NUCLEATION

  • 27

    the analyte is separated from other constituents of a simple by converting gas of known it to 9 chemical comp.

    VOLATILIZATION GRAVIMETRY

  • 28

    Can cause serious error in result unless the sample is completely.

    FRACTIONAL DISTILLATION

  • 29

    has the highest energy but has the shortest wavelength.

    VIOLET (GAMMA RAYS)

  • 30

    has the lowest energy but has the highest wavelength.

    RED

  • 31

    the time in seconds for successive

    PERIOD

  • 32

    the oldest electroanalytical technique.

    ELECTROGRAVIMETRY

  • 33

    a drastic but effective way to minimize the opposite of adsorption

    REPRECIPITATION

  • 34

    is the retention of a substance within the pores of a solid.

    ABSORPTION

  • 35

    in this technique all the analyte is converted into another state.

    COULOMETRY

  • 36

    Follow FARADAY'S Law

    COULOMETRY

  • 37

    most commonly used in polarography.

    DROPPING MERCURY ELECTRODE (OME)

  • 38

    technique used for lead and iron testing

    ANODIC STRIPPING VOUTTAMETRY

  • 39

    forms the largest and most important single group of technique in analytical chem.

    SPECTOMETRY TECHNIQUE

  • 40

    method of imitation uses lasers microprobe which is applicable in Study of small samples or localize area of larger watts

    EXCITATION LASER

  • 41

    a Fluorescent X Ray emitted from a sample when it is excited by a primary X-ray source.

    X-RAY FLOURESCENCE

  • 42

    a method that uses Flame to cause automate analyte.

    FLAME EMISSION SPECTROMETRY

  • 43

    Glow discharge optical emission spectrometry (GD-OES) is widely used tool for Fast measurements of DEPTH prophes.

    DEPTH

  • 44

    commonly caused interference in the excitation process.

    CYANOGEN RADICALS

  • 45

    the composition of elements in samples, mostly water- dissolved Can be determined using plasma.

    INDUCTIVELY COUPLED PLASMA OPTICAL EMISSION SPECTOMETRY (ICP-OES)

  • 46

    An Ionized gas, consisting of positively-charged ions and free (unbound) electrons

    PLASMA

  • 47

    Capable in detecting most of the periodic table of element and milligrams to non.

    INDUCTIVELY

  • 48

    greater than 700MM

    INFARED

  • 49

    A wide range of energy transitions and consequently a continuum of x-ray emissions.

    WHITE X-RAY

  • 50

    transmit light effectively at wavelength to greater than 200

    SILICA C

  • 51

    most commonly used monochromator Double beam in space.

    DEFRACTION GREATINGS

  • 52

    Type of double beam spectrometer user two photodetector.

    DOUBLE BEAM IN SPACE

  • 53

    This X-ray Emission method have a wide application in routine industrial analysis particularly in mineral processing and metallurgy.

    X-RAY FLOURESCENCE

  • 54

    part of a spectrometer that collects Fluorescence radiation.

    DETECTION SYSTEM

  • 55

    measure the absence or presence of spectrum extracted for each element.

    DETECTORS OR DEFACTORS

  • 56

    Unsaturated inorganic

    CHROMOPHORE

  • 57

    Saturated organic.

    AUXOCHROME

  • 58

    Miniaturized CPU is all on one integrated circuit.

    MICRO PROCESSORS

  • 59

    quantitative tool that can determine nearly all the elements in the periodic table.

    ATOMIC MASS SPECTROMETRY

  • 60

    Capable providing information distribution

    MOLECULAR MASS SPECTROMETRY