Terms About Instrumentation Flashcards

1
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law that relates only concentration and optical density

A

Beer’s law

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2
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also referred to as the Gaussian distribution curve

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normal curve

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3
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also referred to as the Gaussian distribution curve

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normal curve

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4
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the light source used in metal concentration determination via AAS

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hollow cathode lamp

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5
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functions as a transducer as well as amplifying device

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photomultiplier tube

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6
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the wavelength range from 100 to 380 m

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ultraviolet range

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7
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functions both as cuvette and heat source

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flame

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8
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the solution used to determine the concentration ofa substance in serum

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primary standard

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9
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The poorest type of monochromator

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prism

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10
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the graph used for the determining concentration given OD values

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standard carve

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11
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the figure of merit associated with limit of detection

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sensitivity

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12
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examples of minor figures of merit

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LOD and linear range

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13
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functions both in displaying absorbance and transmittance values

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galvanometer

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14
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a lamp ideal for colorless solutions whose absorbance is measured at UV range

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deuterium lamp

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15
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method that uses luciferase enzyme but does not require a light source

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Beer-Lambert law

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16
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the range of y from 400 to 700 nm

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Infrared range

17
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the device that splits incident light into several bands of color

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Diffraction grating

18
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method that is dependent upon the size and shape of particles in suspension

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nephelometry

19
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functions to allow white light from the lamp to reach the grating

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entrance slit

20
Q

the figure of merit that prevents committing false positive results

A

specificity

21
Q

method using 2 spectra that is prone to quenching due to reagent impurities

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sensitivity

22
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holds the solution whose reflectance and fluorescence are going to be measured

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analytical cell

23
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functions to allow selection of a specific band of color for OD determination

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exit slit

24
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the cuvet material ideal for highly alkaline solutions

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boron-free glass

25
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method that measures the amount of light blocked by suspension particles

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turbidimetry

26
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law that relates absorbance, transmittance, and light path

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Beer-Lambert law

27
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a lamp that provides a discontinuous radiation from UV to IR range

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tungsten filament lamp

28
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the figure of merit synonymous with specificity

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selectivity

29
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functions to provide a specific emission that will be absorbed by a ground state metal

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visible range

30
Q

the solution made of pooled sera and used on creating LJ plots

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primary standard

31
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method used for drug monitoring in blood and fetal lung maturity testing

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Fluorescence polarization