ANA LAB Flashcards

1
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most probable value, more reliable than any value in the set

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Central value

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2
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measure of the spread of the values in the set

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Dispersion

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3
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Measures the agreement between a result and the accepted value

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Accuracy

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4
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The closeness of results that have been obtained in exactly the same way

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Precision

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5
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Determinable and that presumably can either be avoided or corrected

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Systematic errors

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6
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caused by non-ideal instrument behavior, by faulty calibrations, or by use under inappropriate conditions

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Instrumental error

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7
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result from the CARELESSNESS, INATTENTION or personal limitations of the analyst

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Personal error

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8
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arise from non-ideal chemical or physical behavior of analytical system

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Method errors

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9
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The source of a random error cannot be pinpointed.

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Random errors

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10
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Occur occasionally, are often large, and may cause a result to either high or low.

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Gross error

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11
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A measurement data that appears to be inconsistent with the others in a set of data

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Ouliers

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12
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potential source of danger or harm

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Hazard

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13
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Chemicals that are easily ignited and burns very rapidly, releasing large amount

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Flammable chemicals

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14
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chemicals that rapidly bring about an oxidation reaction by supplying oxygen or receiving electrons during oxidation.

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Oxidizing agents

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15
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Chemicals that cause adverse health effects in humans or animals upon exposure.

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Toxic chemicals

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16
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Established to standardize the criteria for hazards of chemicals.

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Globally harmonized system of classifying and labelig chemicals

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17
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Ghs hazards statements

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H2xx – Physical Hazard
H3xx – Health Hazard
H4xx – Environmental Hazard

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18
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probability of suffering harm from being exposed to a hazard or unsafe condition

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Risks

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19
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coming in direct contact with a hazard or chemical in a fashion that can injure or harm

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Exposure

20
Q

Class A

A

Waste with cyanade

21
Q

Class B

A

Acid wastes

22
Q

Class C

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Alkali waste

23
Q

Class G

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Organic waste

24
Q

Class D

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Waste with inorganic waste

25
Q

it is from large container bottles

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Stock solution

26
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Repacked solution

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Working solution

27
Q

2 types of volumetric equipment

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  1. To contain
  2. To deliver
28
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Examples of to contain volumetric equipments

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Beakers, erlenmeyer flasks, volumetric flasks

29
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Example of to deliver volumetric equipments

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Pipet and burette

30
Q

Volumetric equipment designed to contain a specified amount of liquid

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To contain

31
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Volumetric equipment designed to deliver a specified amount of liquid

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To deliever

32
Q

Closeness of SET of data points to one another

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Precision

33
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The individual data is close with each other

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Precision

34
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The closeness to the actual data (true value)

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Accuracy

35
Q

used as a reaction container or to hold liquid or solid samples

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Beaker

36
Q

slanted sides and narrow necks allow the contents to be mixed without the risk of spills

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Erlenmeyer flask

37
Q

useful in titration and for boiling liquids

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Erlenmeyer flask

38
Q

have a narrow cylindrical shape with markings along the cylinder that represents the amount of liquid being measured

A

Graduated cylinder

39
Q

used in preparation of solutions with accurate concentration

A

Volumetric flask

40
Q

have long elongated and narrow neck that have a single etched ring graduation mark that indicates the volume contained when the flask is filled to that point

A

Volumetric flask

41
Q

graduated glass or plastic pipettes that are used to measure and dispense a specific volume of liquid

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Serological pipette

42
Q

graduated glass or plastic pipets that are used to measure and dispense a specific volume of liquid

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Mohr pipettes

43
Q

the pipet has a reservoir between two elongated sections and a single graduation mark

A

Volumetric pipette

44
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graduated glass tube with a stopcock located at the bottom of the tube

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Burette

45
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used to draw liquids into the pipette

A

Aspirator