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mass spectrometer

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used to analyse blood of race horses for drugs, identify substances

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Atomic Absorption Spectroscopy (AAS)

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used to analyse water samples for heavy metals (Cd, Hg, Pb)

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GC

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used with MS in drug testing also blood alcohol levels

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HPLC

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used to separate less volatile mixtures eg. growth promoters in meat

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IR spec

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used to identify functional groups + identify drugs

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UV spec

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quantitative used to find amount of organic substances

eg. drugs

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instruments

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gas chromatograph
mass spectrometer
atomic absorption spectrometer
high-performance liquid chromatograph
infrared spectrometer
ultraviolet absorption spectrometer
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Gas Chromatograph - principles

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different components of a mixture have diff interactions w/ the stationary + mobile phases

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Gas Chromatograph - processes

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  • injection
  • transport of sample along column
  • separation in column
  • detection
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Mass Spectrometer - principles

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positively charged ions are separated on basis of their relative masses in a magnetic field

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Mass Spectrometer - processes

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  • vaporisation
  • ionisation
  • acceleration
  • separation
  • detection
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Atomic Absorption Spectrometer - principles

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ground state atoms of an element absorb light characteristic of that element. Absorbance is directly proportional to concentration

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Atomic Absorption Spectrometer - processes

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  • Sample soln sprayed into a flame + sample element converted into atoms of that element
  • Ground state atoms absorb radiation from source made from element
  • Absorbance measured
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High-performance liquid chromatograph - principles

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Different components of mixture have different tendencies to absorb onto v. fine particles of a solid in the HPLC column

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High-performance liquid chromatograph - processes

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  • injection
  • transport of sample along column
  • separation in column
  • detection
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infrared spectrometer - principles

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  • Molecules of a substance absorb infrared light of different frequencies.
  • The combination of frequencies absorbed is peculiar to the molecules of that substance
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infrared spectrometer - processes

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  • IR radiation passes thru sample
  • sample absorbs IR radiation at specific wavelengths which are detected
  • absorption spectrum is obtained
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ultraviolet absorption spectrometer - principles

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  • Absorption of UV radiation by molecules results in the promotion of electrons from their ground state energy levels to higher energy states
  • Absorbance is directly proportional to concentration
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ultraviolet absorption spectrometer - processes

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  • UV light passed through sample and a blank

- absorption spectrum is obtained

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use of thin-layer chromatography in forensic science

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the separation of dyes taken from fibres

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procedure: separate components in a mixture of indicators using paper chromatography

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  • add solvent to bottom of tank. Cover, allow to stand for a few hours - become saturated w/ solvent vapour
  • draw line near top of rectangular sheet of chrom. paper and just above eluent
  • place small spot of each indicator + mixtures at diff points on line near bottom of paper using capillary tube. Allow to dry
  • place in tank, ensuring solvent level is below line spots of indicators
  • run the chromatogram until solvent reaches line near top of paper

(diagram in sheet)

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procedure: separate components in a mixture of indicators using thin-layer chromatography

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  • using capillary tube, place small spot of each sample near bottom of plate just above eluent. Allow to dry.
  • stand plate in tank with eluent, ensuring samples are above the surface of the liquid
  • Cover tank, allow solvent front to rise up to plate near top.

(diagram in sheet)

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How to purify impure copper by electrolysis

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-incl diagram

  • battery used as power supply
  • copper sulfate electrolyte
  • impure copper acts as anode, is oxidised
  • pure copper acts as cathode
  • copper ions (Cu²⁺) in soln reduced, pure copper plates out on cathode
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Copper electrolysis - equation for reactions that take place at electrodes

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Cu²⁺ + 2e⁻ –> Cu

Cu –> Cu²⁺ + 2e⁻

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what happens to impurities in the copper during electrolysis?

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fall to bottom of container / found under anode / anode mud (sludge)

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Technique vs Equipment

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Spectroscopy is the technique

Spectrometer in the equipment

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chromatography - why different components of the mixture travel diff distances along paper

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explain using principle

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mass spectrometry application

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  • measuring relative atomic mass
  • identifying species
  • water analysis
  • quality control
  • environmental analysis
  • separating isotopes
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gas chromatography application

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  • blood alcohol analysis
  • drug testing
  • separating water pollutants
  • determining position of double bond in molecule
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What HPLC stands for

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High-performance liquid chromatography

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Application of HPLC

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  • testing for drugs
  • separating dyes
  • blood alcohol analysis
  • analysis of food for impurities, additives, growth promoters, caffeine, etc
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name the type of spectroscopy, based on absorptions within a particular range of electromagnetic frequencies, and used as a fingerprinting technique to identify organic and inorganic compounds

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infra-red / IR

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name the instrumental technique that could have been used to confirm the identity of the product based on its absorption of a unique set of low energy electromagnetic radiations

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infra red (IR) spectroscopy

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general principle of all colorimetric experiments

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intensity of colour is proportional to concentration

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