post lab discussion: exp. 6 Flashcards

1
Q

Sweet, sticky, yellowish food made by bees from nectar collected from flowers

A

honey
- good source of carbs which gives our bodies strength and energy
- 69% glucose _ fructose; substitute for sugar

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2
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what are the enzyme content of honey

A

diastase
catalases
B-glucosidase

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3
Q

what type of sugar that fructose is belonged to

A

ketohexoses
- fructose in a 6C sugar w a ketone grp

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4
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test in distinguishing ketoses and aldoses

A

seliwanoff’s test

positive result: cherry-red colored complex formed - fr ketoses
(fr aldoses - faint pink color)

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5
Q

reagent of seliwanoff’s test

A

resorcinol and conc. HCI

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6
Q

deals with the production, measurement, and interpretation of spectra arising from the interaction of electromagnetic radiation (light) with matter.

A

spectroscopy
- there are diff spectroscopic methods

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7
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spectroscopy utilizing radiation in the UV–Vis range

A

UV-Vis spectroscopy

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8
Q

what is the ranges in wavelength of the elecromagnetic radiation in the UV-Vis portion of the spectrum

A

~200 nm to ~700nm
(Note: In other literature, the wavelength range for UV-Vis may be somewhat higher or lower, hence the symbol ~)

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9
Q

what is the
UV range:
Vis range:

A

UV range:
200 to 350 nm

Vis range:
350 to 700 nm

  • UV range is colorless to the human eye
  • diff wavelengths in the visible range each have a characteristics color (ROYGBIV)
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10
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instrument used for this experiment

A

UV-Vis Spectrophotometers
Sample models of UV-Vis spectrophotometer

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11
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it shld be chosen after the general spectral region to be used in a spectrophotometric measurement has been determined.

A

sample holding cell or cuvettes

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12
Q

what shld the composed material for sample holding cell shld be

A

a material that does not absorn radiation in the spectral region being used

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13
Q

the cells meeting this requirement for measurements is composed of what in the
UV range:
Vis range:

A

UV range:
quartz or fused silica

Vis range:
silicate glass are appropriate
plastic cells - inexpensive and available for some applications

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14
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why shld we not touch the clear/ transparent sides of the cuvette

A

to not interfere and not cause unnecessary absorption

contaminating the clear sides of the cuvette with fingerprints
particles from wiping tissues
other contaminant that can affect the reading

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15
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what happens if the cuvette gets wet outside during filling

A

wipe the cuvette clean and dry with soft facial tissue to avoid scratching the surface

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16
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how much do u fill the cuvettes

A

3/4 full with your prepared standard soln and sample will be done in the lab

17
Q

what us the r/s bten absorbance and conc

A

Under appropriate conditions, absorbance is directly proportional to the concentration of the absorbing species in the solution. In general, this relationship is applicable only to dilute solutions, up to approximately 10mM for most analytes.

why? cos u had to diltue the honey sample

Note: Since the concentration of fructose in your honey sample is unknown, you had to find the appropriate dilution by preparing a series of 10-fold dilution (1:10, 1:100, 1:1000) to determine which one falls within the range of the standard curve.

In principle, the concentration range covered by the standard solutions must include that expected for the unknown – very important for accurate measurement.

18
Q

standard -
sample -

A

standard - fructose
sample - honey

19
Q

A calibration curve can be used to determine the?

A

concentration of unknown sample solution by measuring its absorbance.

20
Q

The calibration curve is used to establish

A

the relationship between analyte concentration and absorbance.

  • This relationship is established experimentally by analyzing a series of samples of known analyte concentration (standards).
21
Q

y axis -
x axis -

A

y axis - absorbance
x axis - corresponding conc
- under appropriate conditions, it shld be linear

22
Q

how to find the conc of fructose from the calibration curve

A

use the eqn of the line
x = y - b / m

x is the conc.
y is the absorbance