REAGENT PREPARATION Flashcards

1
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what are the chemicals used for reagent preparation

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analytical reagent grade
ultrapure reagents
united states pharmacopeia and national formulary
technical or commercial grade
chemically pure or pure grade

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2
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this type of reagent is important for qualitative and quantitative analysis, essential for accuracy

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analytical reagent grade

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3
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the specification of analytical grade reagent is established by

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american chemical society

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4
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what type of reagent is used for trace metal analysis

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analytical reagent grade

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5
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what type of reagent is used for making standard solutions

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analytical reagent grade

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6
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these types of reagents have been put through additional purification steps

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ultrapure reagents

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7
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example of ultrapure reagents

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spectrograde
nanograde
HPLC pur e

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8
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these type of reagent is used for chromatography, atomic absorption, and immunoassay

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ultrapure reagents

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9
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this type of reagent is approved for human consumption (not injurious to humans) but may not be applicable for laboratory analysis

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united states pharmacopeia and national formulary

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10
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this type of reagent is for drug manufacturing

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united states pharmacopeia and national formulary

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11
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this type of reagent is used primarily in manufacturing and should never be used in clinical laboratory testing

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technical or commercial grade reagent

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12
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the IMPURITY limitations of this type of chemicals are usually not stated

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chemically pure or pure grade

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13
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this type of reagent fails to reveal the tolerance limits of impurities

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chemically pure or pure grade

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14
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the purity of chemically pure or pure grade reagent is usually delivered by measurement of

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melting and boiling point

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15
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this type of reagent is not recommended for research and analytical chemistry unless further purification or a reagent blank is included

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chemically pure or pure grade

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16
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this type of reagent water is utilized for test methods requiring minimum interference

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type I reagent water

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17
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this type of reagent water used for procedures that require maximum water purity for accuracy and precision

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type 1 reagent water

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18
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this type of reagent water should be utilized immediately

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type 1 reagent water

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19
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it is advisable to use only what type of reagent water

20
Q

type of reagent water for washing glasswares

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type II reagent water

21
Q

type of reagent water for maintenance of the constant temperature in water bath

A

type II reagent water

22
Q

is the first step in preparing reagent grade water

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filtration

23
Q

processes involved in preparation of reagent grade water

A

filtration
distillation
ion exchange
reverse osmosis
uv oxidation

24
Q

this agency highlights that water should be classified in terms of type instead of the method of preparation

25
Q

this agency recommends that lab document culture growth, pH, and specific water resistance on reagent grade water

26
Q

it is the condensate collected from steam and created when water is boiled and vaporized

A

distilled water

27
Q

this type of water is purified to remove almost all organic materials

A

distilled water

28
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this type of water is prepared by using deionized (anion or cation) and is free from mineral salts

29
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this type of water has its impurities removed by ion exchange processes

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deionized water

30
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this type of water has its ions removed but some organic material may still be present

A

deionized water

31
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this type of water is purified previously from treated water such as pre-filtered or distilled water

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deionized water

32
Q

what are the 2 reference materials

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primary and secondary standard

33
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this reference material is a highly purified chemical that can be measured directly to produce a substance of exact known concentration

A

primary standard

34
Q

____ has established the criteria for primary standard

A

international union of pure and applied chemistry (IUPAC)

35
Q

this reference material is a substance of lower purity whose concentration is determined by comparison with a primary standard

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secondary standard

36
Q

types of solution used in the clinical laboratory

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dilute solution
concentrated solution
saturated solution
super saturated solution

37
Q

this type of solution has the presence of relatively little solute

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dilute solution

38
Q

this type of solution has a large quantity of solute in solution

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concentrated solutions

39
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this type of solution in which there is an excess undissolved solute particles

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saturated solution

40
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this type of solution has greater concentration of undissolved solute particles than does a saturated solution of the same substance

ano raw ung mas bongga pa sa saturated solution

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super saturated solution

41
Q

processes to purify water

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UV light
ultrafiltration
sterilization ozone treatment

42
Q

detergent contraminated water will have what pH

43
Q

hard water contains

A

calcium
iron
and other dissolved elemets

44
Q

are the most common isolates in water after the purification process is complete

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gram negative bacteria

45
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tests for water purity

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microbiological content
pH
resistivity
chemical oxygen demand
ammonia
ions
metals