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what was another way to measure oxygen without a ship?

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The clarks cell- oxygen is reduced- the use of a platinum electrode- A platinum white where oxygen is reduced
O2+ 4e- + 4H+ goes to 2 h2o
The current measured is proportional to the oxygen concentration
The electron flow between the anode and cathode (via an external circuit) creates a current- rate of reduction is related to the amount of oxygen
Advantages - small and cheap but it requires calibration and consumes the oxygen.
Minimum of 2 electrodes.

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what is the optode

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Requires blue light and a fluorophore
The blue fluorophore activates a fluorescence layer- its response changes to the amount of oxygen that is present. - requires a photodiode.
Oxygen quenches the fluorescence signal
Measuring the decrease in fluorescence

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the amount that the samples spread out does what in terms of standard deviation?

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the amount that they spread out increases with the square root of the coulum

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what is H?

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spatial or temporal resolution

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what value for H is good?

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a small H is better

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how much is the accuracy’s for the gas chromatography?

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1-5%

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7
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the measurement of the sample through the detector is- what

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tr; = tr-tm

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7
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what does the thermal conductivity detector do?

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A hot wire sits in a flow of gas (usually helium).

Helium cools the wire well because it has high thermal conductivity.

When a sample comes out of the GC column, it mixes with the helium.

Most samples don’t cool the wire as well as helium does → the wire gets a bit hotter.

A hotter wire has higher resistance, and the detector picks up this change.

So, when something comes out of the column, the detector sees a change in resistance- universal

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Flame Ionization Detector (FID)

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Mixes with H2/air and is burned.
Leads to flame rich in electrons and
cations. Universal detector for
organic compounds.

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Electron Capture detector (ECD)

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the amount of beta electrons that flows through how much it.

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what was the limitations of the wrinkler method?

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multistep, time consumeing, tested quickly as bacteria that consume oxygen can act quilckly, other ozides can interfer.

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the wrinkler method

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Fixation: Add manganese(II) sulfate and alkaline iodide – oxygen oxidizes Mn²⁺ to Mn(IV) hydroxide.

Acidification: Add acid to dissolve the Mn(IV) complex, which releases iodine (I₂) proportional to O₂.( acid is sulfuric acid )

Titration: Titrate the liberated I₂ with sodium thiosulfate until the solution becomes colorless (starch indicator turns blue → colorless).

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