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ACHEM Chemical Analysis Flashcards

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Involves the application of methods and techniques to obtain specific objective quantitatively and qualitatively including the structural information on the nature of matter.

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Analytical Chemistry

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Involves the application of methods and techniques to obtain specific objective quantitatively and qualitatively including the structural information on the nature of matter.

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Analytical Chemistry

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Also known as wet chemical analysis which uses purely chemicals

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Classical Techniques

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Measures the contamination in terms of shipping and laboratory sources

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Trip blank

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The standard in this method became regulatory

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Regulatory method

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Systematic procedure to achieve specific objectives using specified techniques

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Method

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Have the highest metrologicql qualities whose operation can be described and understood instantly

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Primary Method

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Measures the contamination in laboratories sources

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Method or Instrument blank

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Set of written instructions on how to apply method in a particular sample

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Procedure

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E method to measure or determine chemical of physical properties of an element, mixture or substance

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Analytical Techniques

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Set of guidelines for analysis specifically created by a company

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Protocol

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Use to analyse large number of samples in short period of time to identify samples that give too (+) result

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Screening

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Graphite Furnace Atomic Absorption Spectro is an example of
Tech, meth, procedures or protocol

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Techniques

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Signal is either for analyte, matrix, or blank and have the lowest concentration of noise (analyte) in test sample that is distinguished from zero

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Limit of Detection

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Same of lod but with reasonable precision and accuracy

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Limit of quantification

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In most instrumental method, it is applied only when it is possible to determine the BASELINE NOISES obtained from BLANK DETERMINATION

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Noise ratio or Based on numerical value of signal

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A sample that contain all the components except analyte

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Blank

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It is an indication of reproducibility or a measurement

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Precision

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Chemical analysis qre affected by these types of errors

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Gross, systematic and random errors

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The focus of interest in the sample or the one being analyze

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Analyte

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They are often large and may cause a result to be either high or low

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Gross errors

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To improve the reliability and to obtain information about the variability of the results, sample, ______ is carried through an analytical procedures

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Replicates

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Causes the mean of a set of data to differ from the accepted value

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Systematic or determinate error

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We just get a portion of a sample or ____ to be subjected on the analysis

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Aliqout

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Measure of the agreement between an experimental result and qn expected or true value

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Accuracy

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An experimental measurement that is proportional to analyte concentration

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Signal

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A process of collecting small amount of material whose composition represent the bulk of the material being analysed

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Sampling

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Components of the sample other than the analyte

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Matrix

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Casues data to be more scattered or less symmetrically around the mean

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Random error or interminate

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False positive should be ___ than false positive

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Less

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______ is a statistical tool used to test and decide whether the result should be accepted or rejected

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Q test

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______ is a statistical tool used to test and decide whether the result should be accepted or rejected

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Q test

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Probability that the true mean lies within the certain interval

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Confidence level

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Another test method in deciding for rejecting or accepting values suggested by ISO and American Society for testing and materials

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Grubbs test

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Range values within which the true mean is expected to lie with a certain probability

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Confidence interval

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Probability that the result is outside the confidence interval

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Significance level

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Boundaries of the confidence interval

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Confidence limit

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Systematic error affect ________.

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Accuracy

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Gross error or blunder can be eliminated or corrected and often leads to ________.

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Outliers

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Do Random error or indeterminate can be determined??

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No because they are always present

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Gross or blunder affects Accuracy yes or no.

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Yes

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Random error or indeterminate cannot be eliminated or corrected but can be minimized by increasing the number of measurements. True or false

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True

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The results in Systematic errror or determinate are reproducible because results are usually inconsistent in both magnitude and direction

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Consistend false

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The results are reproducible in random error

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No 50/50 of being + or -

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Using the wrong reagent or instrument is an example of

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Gross error or blunder

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A pipette that consistently deliversbthe wrong volume is an example of

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Systematic error

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Using the pipette in a wrong position during the measurement is an example of

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Random error

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If the Q is greater than Q crit,

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Reject

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If G is greater than G crit

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Reject

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If Q crit is greater then Q

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Retain

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Non-negative parameter characterizing the dispersion of the quantity values being attributed to a measurand, based on the information used

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Measurement uncertainty

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Process by which a sample population is reduced in size to an amount of homogeneous material that can be conveniently handled in the lab in which the composition is representative

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Sampling

53
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During acid spills, which of the following can be applied to the spill before treating it with adsorbents chemical

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Na2CO3

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These are any waste materials that can be retrieved from the waste stream and free from contamination that ste materials that can be suitable beneficial use

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Recyclable Waste

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