Electrodes and Lab Analytics Flashcards

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1
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Do non-polarisable electrodes have resistive or capacitive behaviour?

A

Resistive

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2
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What type of reaction occurs at a cathode?

A

Reduction (gain of electron)

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3
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How do voltage sources in the skin “talk” to the outside world?

A

Via membrane resistance

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4
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Why can’t the individual resistance of a cell be measured?

A

Masked by mass tissue resistnace

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What type of electrode, polarising or non-polarising, is ideal for skin electrode?

A

Non-polarising (resistive behaviour)

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What are two major problems with skin measurements?

A

Two electrodes with different potentials can mask potential trying to measure
Varying chemical environments of two electrodes

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What are the ideal properties of the differential amplifier in a skin electrode system?

A

Rin high as possible

Electrode resistance as low as possible

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8
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Is a siver chloride electrode polarisable or non-polarisable?

A

Non-polarisable

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9
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What is the activity of chloride ions?

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Approximately 1, doe to high concentration in biological fluids

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10
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What was the problem with 1st generation glucose sensors?

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Depend on the the concentration of O2 in the blood

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