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meas. of radiant energy absorbed/given off by a molecule after illumination of a light source

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PHOTOMETRY

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should always be present

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Light source

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Class. of Clin Chem Instrumentation that measures EMR:

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-Photometry

-Electrochemistry

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Photometry

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Spectrophotometry
Emission Flame Photometry/ Filter Photometry
Atomic Absorption Spectrophotometry
Fluorometry
Turbidity & Nephelometry

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radiant energy frm short rays (gamma rays) to WL long rays (UV & microwave)

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EMR (electromagnetic radiation)

  • portions of energy traveling in a wavelength manner
  • shorter wavelength, higher EM energy
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Types of EMR:

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cosmic rays, gamma rays, x-rays, UV rays, infrared, microwaves (radio, tv, radar)

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Theory of Light Waves

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  • photon (E) or discrete packet of energy traveling in waves
  • have a peak/crest & trough
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distance bet 2 successive peaks/crests
- gives light its char. color

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Wavelength

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Nanometer (nm)

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– 10-9m; SI unit

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Millimicron (mu)

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1nm

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Angstrom (Å)

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10-10m, 1nm=10Å

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Kinds of wavelength

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  1. visible spectra – 340-700nm
  2. invisible spectra – UV & IR
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distance bet peak & trough

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Amplitude

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assoc. w/ spectro

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Colorimetry

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Colorimetry – assoc. w/ spectro
Primary considerations in analysis:

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  1. Quality
  2. Intensity
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not seen; complimentary to the color seen

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Color absorbed

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all colors are transmitted

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White light

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Kinds of colorimetry:

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  1. visual
  2. Photoelectric: Spectro & Filter photometry
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  • uses eye in determining end pt
  • very crude & subjective; less sophisticated & flexible
  • intensity of color must be proportionate to conc. of the color-producing subs
  • simplest colorimetric analysis using a simple device (comparison of unknown w/ standard)
  • ex: Dubosq colorimeter, Sahli’s hemoglobinometer
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VISUAL

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  • refined type of colorimeter
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Dubosq Colorimeter:

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Dubosq Colorimeter:
- refined type of colorimeter parts:

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  1. light source
  2. 2 glass-bottomed cups
  3. 2 movable platforms
    2 glass plungers
  4. optical system
  5. 2 identical scales
    - reading: 20 at platform scales for both cups - left cup: standard sol.

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