Other Analytical Methods Flashcards

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Excitation of electrons from lower to higher energy

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Flame emission photometry

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Determines the amt of light blocked

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Turbidetry

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2
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Light source of of atomic absorption spectrophotometry

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Hollow cathode lamp

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3
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Determines the amount of scattered light at various angles

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Nephelometry

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4
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Unknown sample is made to react with a known solution in the presence of an indicator

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Volumetric (titrimetric)

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5
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Measures light produced by atoms burned by a flame

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Flame emission photometry

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6
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Standard pH

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8.6

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7
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Chlorine test

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Schales and schales method

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7
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Migration of charged particles in an electric field

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Electrophoresis

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8
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Most common pH buffer

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Pheno barbital/ veronal/barbital

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10
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Calcium test

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Edta titration method

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11
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Used to scan and quantitate electrophoretic patterns

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Densitometry

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12
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PH of tris boric edta

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8.7

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12
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Stain for proteins and enZyme

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Amino black, ponceau s

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14
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Ph of veronal

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8.6

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15
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Stains for fat and lipoproteins

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Oil red o / sudan black/ fat red 7B

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16
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Stain for csf proteins

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Coomassie blue

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17
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Measures the absorbance of the molecules

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Supporting media for isoelectric focusing

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Agarose gel
Polyacrylamide gel
Cellulose acetate

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Separates molecules through a pH gradient

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Isoelectric focusing

20
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2 forms of chromatography

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Planar

Column

21
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2 types of column chromatography

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Gas

Liquid chromatography

22
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Separation based on the sign and ionic charge density

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Ion exchange chromatography

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Chromatography for volatile substances

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Gas chromatography

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Chromatography that uses lower temp and easier to recover samples
Liquid chromatography
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Separates molecules based on the differences in their size and shape
Gel/ gel permeation / gel filtration chromatography
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Measurement of current flow produced by an redox rxn
Amperometry
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Measurement of electrical potential due to the activity of free ions
Potentiometry
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Separation is based on relative solubility in an organic solver and an aqueous solvent
Partition chromatography
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Gold standard of analysis
Mass spectrophotometey
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2 types of planar chromatography
Paper chromatography | Thin layer chromatography
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Measures the amt of light emitted by a molecule After excitation by electromagnetic force in a zero background
Fluometry
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An independent analytical method
Mass spectrophotometry
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Quenching lab test
Fluometry
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PCO2 electrode
Severinghaus electrode
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Ph electrode
Glass electrode
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Light source of fluometry
Mercury arc and xenon lamp
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pO2 electrode
Clark electrode
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Electrochemical transducer capable of recepting to one ion
Ion selective electrode
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Electrochemical titration
Coulometry
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Measurement of reduction of lihht due to particle formation
Turbidimetry
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Usually used fir chlorine test in serum, csf, plasma and sweat
Coulometry
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Electrochemistry technique that detects very low analyte lvl
Voltametry
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Fragmentation and ionization of molecules using suitable source of energy
Mass spectrophotometry