Chapter 1 Flashcards

1
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wet/ bench chemistry

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Classical method

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2
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Pharmacy

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  1. Self-life
  2. 90%
  3. Adulterants
  4. Drug Dissolution
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3
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Instrumental

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Modern Method

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4
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Modern Method

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Instrumental Method

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5
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Collection of all the components in the sample containing analyte

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Matrix/Sample Matrix

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6
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Ion in an aqueous solution

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Electrolyte

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7
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It is also called as central science

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Analytical Chemistry

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8
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Technique apply to a few analyte

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Selective

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9
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Technique to use for one analyte

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Specific

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10
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Species other than analyte

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Interferants

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11
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It is also called as expiry

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Self-life

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12
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Process of collecting mass sample

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Sampling

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13
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Devised to isolate analyte from interference

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Scheme

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14
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Improves quality of the result

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Replication

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15
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Same size carried through an analytical procedure

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Replication

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16
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Determines the mass of analyte

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Gravimetric method

17
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Measures the electrical properties such as potential, current, resistance, quantity of electrical change

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Electroanalytical Method

18
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Interaction between electromagnetic radiation and analyte atoms

A

Spectroscopic method

19
Q

Measures the volume of a solution

A

Volumetric Method

20
Q

Compromise of accuracy, time and money

A

Select Method

21
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Process of collecting small mass

A

Sampling

22
Q

It eliminates the substances from the samle

A

Eliminating Interferences

23
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Determines the proportionality between analyte and a measured quantity

A

Calibration

24
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True or False: Analytical results are complete when their reliability has been estimated

A

True

25
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Process of continues measurement and control

A

Feedback system

26
Q

Cycle of measurement, comparison, and control

A

Feedback loop

27
Q

Mostly used of biological, biomedical system, mechanical, and electronics

A

Feedback system

28
Q

A compound reagent used in determining arsenic

A

Diethyldithiocarbomate (C6H10NS2)

29
Q

It measures the intensity

A

Spectrophotometer

30
Q

Common ingredient of herbicide

A

Arsenic (As)

31
Q

Used to determine the agent of herbicide

A

Quantitative analysis

32
Q

Soluble in water and use as the active ingredients in many herbicide

A

Methlarsonic acid (CH3ASO(OH)2)

33
Q

Process of converting organic matrix to carbon dioxide and water. Involved heating

A

Dry Ashing

34
Q

Toxic, colorless gas that is evolved when H3AsO3 is treated with zinc

A

Arsine (AsH3)

35
Q

Molecule important in analytical chemistry

A

Arsine (AsH3)

36
Q

True or False:
Arsenic can be separated from other substance that may interfere in analysis, converting it to arsine

A

True

37
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Use to determine the concentration of the two unknown solutions

A

Curve