SAS 10 Flashcards
This is A BRANCH OF ELECTROCHEMISTRY that deals with the study and measurement of electrode potentials.
Potentiometry
This is determined by the relative tendencies which different metals, ions, and molecules have to gain or lose electrons under controlled conditions
OR
when pair of electrons are placed in the sample solution shows a difference by the addition of titrant or by the change in concentration of ions
Potentiometry
This is the application of TIME-DEPENDENT POTENTIAL EXCITATION SIGNAL to the working electrode
Amperometry
Voltammetry
Coulometry
Viscometer
Ph meter
Voltammetry
This is determining the AMOUNT OF MATTER TRANSFORMED DURING ELECTROLYSIS reaction by measuring the amount of electricity consumed or produced.
Amperometry
Voltammetry
Coulometry
Viscometer
Ph meter
Coulometry
this is applying a constant potential to the electrochemical cell.
Controlled potential coulometry
Controlled current coulometry
Controlled potential coulometry
this is applying a constant current through the electrochemical cell.
Controlled potential coulometry
Controlled current coulometry
Controlled current coulometry
DETECTION OF IONS PRESENCE IN THE SOLUTION on the basis of electric current or change in the electric current
Amperometry
Voltammetry
Coulometry
Viscometer
Ph meter
Amperometry
MEASURES THE VISCOSITY of a fluid
Amperometry
Voltammetry
Coulometry
Viscometer
Ph meter
Viscometer
measures the ELECTRO-CHEMICAL POTENTIAL between a known liquid (inside) of the glass electrode and an unknown liquid (outside) of the glass electrode.
Amperometry
Voltammetry
Coulometry
Viscometer
Ph meter
Ph meter
measures the ELECTRO-CHEMICAL of HYDROGEN IONS
Glass electrode
measures the capacity of resistance relative to shearing motion.
Kinematic or Dynamic (absolute)
Dynamic (absolute)
measures the ratio of absolute viscosity to the density of a fluid.
Kinematic or dynamic (absolute)
Kinematic
measures the kinematic of a liquid
Capillary viscometer
measures the dynamic (absolute) of a liquid
Rotational viscometer
