Electrochemistry and other Physicochemical and Instrumental method

Question 1

Study of chemical processes that cause electrons to move.

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Electrochemistry

Question 2

Movement of electrons, generated by movements of electrons from one element to another reaction (Redox Reaction)

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Electricity

Question 3

Transfer of charge, measured in Amperes

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Electric current

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Surfaces at which oxidation and reduction half-reactions occur

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Electrodes

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Involves electron loss and electron gain

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Half-reaction in Redox reaction

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Potential of a cell consisting of electrode concerned acting as a cathode and the standard hydrogen electrode as an anode.

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Electrode Potential

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Study of voltage, current, time relationships during electrolysis carried out in a cell.

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Voltammetry

Question 8

Electrodes used in Voltammetry

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Working/Indicator Electrode
Reference Electrode
Auxilliary Electrode

Question 9

Potential is dependent on concentration of the ion to be determined

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Working/Indicator Electrode

Question 10

Maintains a constant potentials throughout the measurement

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Reference Electrode

Question 11

Used to measure the potential of the working electrode

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Reference Electrode

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Where electrolysis takes place

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Working/Indicator Electrode

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Carries the electrolysis current and works with the working electrode

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Auxilliary Electrode

Question 14

Method of analysis based on current measurement resulting from electrolysis of an electronegative species at a given electrode potential under controlled condition.

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Polarography ⭐

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Dropping Mercury electrode

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Working Electrode

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Pool of Mercury at the base of the cell

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Auxilliary Electrode

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Study of electrode potentials and determine the CONCENTRATION of an ionic species in a solution

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Potentiometry

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Determination of pH / conc of H+ ions

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Potentiometry

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Electrodes used in Potentiometry

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Hydrogen Electrode
Quinhydrone Electrode
Glass Electrode

Question 20

Ultimate standard for pH measurements

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Hydrogen Electrode

Question 21

Avoid difficulties with the hydrogen electrode

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Quinhydrone Electrode

Question 22

Most popular and replaces both electrode

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Glass Electrode

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Rotatory Power

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Optical Activity

Question 24

Ability or power to rotate the plane of polarized light

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Rotatory Power/Optical Activity

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Devices used in determination of optical activity

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Polariscope Polarising microscope

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Used for the examination of liquid

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Polariscope

Question 27

Used for the examination of solids

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Polarizing microscope

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Prism made of iceland spar/Calcite

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NICOL Prism

Question 29

Measurement of the light which is bent

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Refractometry

Question 30

The extent and direction of refraction are dependent upon the difference between the ___________ of the two substance

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densities

Question 31

Ratio of the velocity of light in air to the velocity of light in the medium

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Index of Refraction

Question 32

Index of refraction is the ratio of the sine of the angle of _______ to the since of the angle of ______

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Index of refraction is the ratio of the sine of the angle of incidence to the since of the angle of refraction

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The angle between ray in the first medium and the normal

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Angle of incidence

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Corresponding angle in the second medium

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Angle of refraction

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Uses of Refractometry

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Identity and purity of drugs Strength and purity of solution or proportion in which liquids are mixed