QUALI & QUANTI PART 1 Flashcards

(45 cards)

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Qualitative Analytical Chemistry answer the question:

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“What is present in the sample?”

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Purpose of Qualitative Analytical Chemistry?

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Purpose: This is important if we want to know the identity or chemical composition and impurities of the sample.

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Quantitative Analytical Chemistry answer the question:

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“How much is present in a sample?”

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Purpose of Quantitative Analytical Chemistry ?

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Purpose: We identify the quantity, amount or percentage of a sample.

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Other term of Quantitative Analytical Chemistry ?

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Limit Test

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*pag pinagsama ang QUALItative and QUANTItative it can be called _______?

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ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY or in other reference is PHARMACEUTICAL ANALYSIS.

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What are the classification based of analysis?

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  1. Based on NATURE OF METHOD
  2. Based on the SIZE of a sample
  3. Based on the EXTENT of analysis
  4. Based on MATERIALS used
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What are the 4-classification analysis based in nature of method?

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  • Chemical/ General/ Classical Method
  • Physico-chemical analysis
  • Miscellaneous Method
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Examples of Chemical/ General/ Classical Method

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o Examples: Titration and gravimetry

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It’s an instrumentation method and more accurate

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  • Physico-chemical analysis
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Example of Physico-chemical analysis

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o Examples: Chromatography (HPLC), polarimeter analysis (useful in determining the optical activity of the sample)

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Miscellaneous Method is applicable to ______?

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Crude Drug Analysis

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Examples of Miscellaneous Method?

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  1. Ash content determination
  2. Acid value
  3. “Iodine number” –> used if we want to know the degree unsaturation of a substance
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What are the 4-classification analysis based on the SIZE of a sample?

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  • Ultra-microanalysis
  • Microanalysis
  • Semi-microanalysis
  • Macro-analysis
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Tell the sizes of each:
* Ultra-microanalysis
* Microanalysis
* Semi-microanalysis
* Macro-analysis

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*Ultra-microanalysis
o Size range: <1mg
* Microanalysis
o Size range: 1-10mg
* Semi-microanalysis
o Size range: 10-100mg
* Macro-analysis
o Size range: 100mg-1000mg

Remember if the sizes is pababa ng pababa mas palaki ng palaki ang range

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What are the 3-classification analysis based on the Extent of analysis?

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  1. Proximate analysis
  2. Ultimate analysis
  3. Partial analysis
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What extent analysis is this?

“Total class”  pangkalahatan (total amount/ingredients)= MIXTURE CONSTITUENT

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Proximate analysis

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What extent analysis is this?

“Specific component” = SINGLE CONSTITUENT

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Ultimate analysis

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What extent analysis is this?

o Selected constituent are being determined
o Kalagitnaan ng proxi and ulti

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Partial analysis

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What are the 3-classification analysis based on MATERIALS used?

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  • Chemical: we used “chemical reagents”
  • Physical: application of “physical constants” (Boiling Point, Melting Point)
  • Biological: applicable in animals such performing bioassay or test animals
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What are the basic principle of analysis in accordance to pH?

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o Protolysis:
 has a separation of proton. Similar to term ionization.
 Has a release of proton
o Autoprotolysis:
 Example: water
 H2O + H2O =H3O+ (hydronium ion, represents the H+ and its acid) + OH- (basic)
 Has a presence of both acid and basic
o Amphoteric:
 Type of substance that has an ability to exhibit acidity and basicity.

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This is a type of solution that can resist the pH

22
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Buffer aka

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Henderson-Hasslebalch equation

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It is responsible for the quantitative expression

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“Van slyke”

o ↑ Buffer capacity= ↓ change in pH (ideal na mas mataas ang BC coz it proves decrease change of pH, which is the target since we resist the change in pH)

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Write the Buffer equation of both weak acid and base
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What are the classification used for OFFICIAL ASSAY? TGSECM
* Titrimetry * Gravimetric methods * Spectrometric methods * Electrometric methods * Chromatography * Miscellaneous methods
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Aka Volumetric analysis
Titration
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Experimental way of determining when equivalent amounts of reactants have reacted together.
Titration
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Tell what represents the ff: Titrant________ Titrand_______ Indicator______
1.Titrant= known concentration (nasa burret) 2.Titrand= analyte or unknown concentration 3. Indicator= need to achieve --> "end point"
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aka titrand
analyte
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What are the 2 types of titration
1. One Volumetric Standard only 2.Two Volumetric Standard
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Under 1. One Volumetric Standard (VS) Only what are the 2 types of titration?
o Direct titration: it means there is a direct reaction between titrant and analyte. Like pag ka add ng titrant and analyte together with the indicator there is a direct reaction. o Indirect titration: this is when we cannot titrate the analyte directly, ang gagawin kasi gagawa pa ng preliminary steps para ma-allow ang titration.
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Residual Titration aka ______
Back Titration (two titrant is used)
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What is blank titration?
o Gagawin is normal titration process but without any addition of analyte
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Component of Blank titration?
Components: There is titrant There is indicator But no Analyte
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2 types of errors
1.Determinate Error o Can be detected and manipulated o Example: Human error (baka stress, or kulang sa tulog) 2.Indeterminate Error o Part of the process used o Example: Machine error; process error
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What is Titer value?
oThis refers to amount of analyte and express as mg/g that is chemically equivalent to 1 mL of titrant.
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Other name of Stoichiometric Point
Theoretical end point
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What type of burette where; it compose of rubber tube + pinchcock and applicable if the titrant is basic
Mohr's Burette
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What type of burette where; has glass stopper and applicable if the titrant is acidic
Geissler Burette
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What is the most effective cleaning solution?
Mixture of Sodium dichromate (H2SO4) Solution but the disadvantage was it can cause carcinogenicity
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The number of moles of solute per liter of solution
Molarity
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Number of gram equivalent weight per liter of solution
Normality
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Number of moles of solute per kilogram of solvent
Molality
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What are the commonly used of pH indicator under aqueous titration? 3MBP
Malachite green Methyl Orange Methyl Red Bromothymol blue Phenolphthalein