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ANALYTICAL METHODS [FEP AND AAS] Flashcards

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1
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This type of photometry measures the light emitted by a single atom nurned in a flame.

A

Flame Emission Photometry

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What is the principle behind the FEP?

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Electron excitation from low to high energy.

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What is the light source in FEP and what additional component does it serve as?

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Flame, serves as the cuvette.

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What kind of photodetector is used in FEP?

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Barrier Layer Cell

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What is the internal standard used in FEP, and what is the reason for its use?

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Lithium or Cesium, used in order to correct variations.

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What is the method used in FEP?

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Indirect Internal Standard Method

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This photometry is mainly used to measure the excitement of ions such as Na and K.

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Flame Emission Photometry

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This spectrophotometry measures the light absorbed by atoms dissociated by heat.

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Atomic Absorption Spectrophotometry

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Explain the principle observed in AAS.

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The element is not excited, but dissociated from the chemical bond, unionized, and grounded.

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What is the light source used for the AAS?

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Hollow Cathode or Electrodeless Dishcarge Lamp

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What is the monochromator used for the AAS?

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Diffraction Gratings and Prims

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What is the photodetector used in AAS?

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PM Tube

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What are the possible interferences AAS can have?

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Chemical, Matrix, and Ionization

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What are the unexcited trace metals being measured in AAS?

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Ca and Mg

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What is the reason why AAS is better than FEP?

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More sensitive, accurate, precise, and specific.

Just more sensitive is enough.

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What kind of internal SD is used for AAS?

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AAS has no internal SD.

17
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This is used to convert ions to atoms in AAS.

A

Atomizer

18
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This is used to modulate the light source in AAS.

A

Chopper

19
Q

What is added to samples in order to form stable complexes with phosphates?

A

Lanthanum or Strontium Chloride

20
Q

For what purpose does Lanthanum and Strontium Chloride serve when it forms complexes with a phosphate?

A

In order to avoid calcium interferences.

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