Midterm Flashcards

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electrolyte

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substance tat dissociates into ions in solution, can be strong or weak

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2
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weight percent

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mass of solute/mass of total solution x100%

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3
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parts per million

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ppm= mass of substance/mass of sample x 10^6

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4
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parts per billion

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ppb= mass of substance/mass of sample x 10^9

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5
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distilled water

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boiled to separate from less volatile impurities

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6
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deionized water

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passed through column that removes ionic impurities

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7
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analytical concentration

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moles of solute delivered to 1 L of solution, total concentration

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8
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species concentration

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moles of the species in 1 L of solution at equilibrium

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9
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gravimetric analysis

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chemical analysis based on weighing a final product

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10
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systematic/determinate error

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reproducible inaccuracy made by faulty equipment design, sign/magnitude the same every time, can be detected and corrected through calibration

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random/intermediate error

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measure of fluctuation in results after repeated experiments, follows normal distribution, cannot correct but can account for with statistics

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12
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gross error

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outliers, caused by human/instrumental mistake, can be eliminated

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precision

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reproducibility of results, answers may be wrong but all in same area, result of random error

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accuracy

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deviation from “true” value, result from systematic error, can determine magnitude if standard is availible

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15
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absolute uncertainty

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margin of uncertainty associated with a measurement, has units

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16
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relative uncertainty

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absolute uncertainty/magnitude of measurement, unitless

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17
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propagation of error- addition/subtraction

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eT^2=eA^2+eB^2

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propagation of error- multiplication and division

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eT/T=(eA/A)^2+(eB/B)^2

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relative standard deviation

20
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coefficient of variation

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S%=(s/mean)x100%

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variance

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standard deviation of the mean

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measure of uncertainty of the mean, Ux

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F test

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determines whether 2 sd’s are significantly different from each other, larger sd on top, if Fcalc > Ftable null hypothesis can be rejected

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F test formula

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Fcalc=S1^2/S2^2

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confidence interval
we are 95% confident the true mean lies within the confidence interval, mu formula
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Q test
at least 3 data points, =|outlier-nearest neighbor|/|lowest-highest|, if Qcalc>Qcritical point can be discarded
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grubbs test
=|outlier-mean|/sd, if Gcalc>Gcritical then point can be discarded
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t-test
decide if there is a statistically significant difference between two mean values, if ttable>tcalc results are statistically equivalent
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t calc formula
compares measure mean value and known mean value
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F-test
2 sets of measured mean and 2 sets of s, F calc= S1^2/S2^2
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standard solutions
contains known concentration of analyte
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blank solutions
contains everything but analyte of interest
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linear range
range over which response is proportional to concentration
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dynamic range
range over which response is measurable, but not necessarily linear
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limit of detection/quantitation
smallest amount of analyte that will give a detection
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method of least squares
used to draw best "straight line", distance above/below line= yi-(mx+b)
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standard state
reference point used to calculate its properties under different conditions
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gibbs free energy
G=-RTlnK
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polyprotic
acid/base that can donate/accept more than 1 proton
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activity
ax=[x]yx, y is activity coefficient how far system is from ideality
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