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Concepts In Instrumental Methods

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Total cards: 15•Content version: v3•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
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follows the Beer’s law but only uses filters as monochromator

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Colorimetry

#2
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light absorbed indicates concentration with the use of deuterium lamp

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UV spectrophotometry

#3
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includes filters, prisms and diffraction gratings

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Types of monochromator

#4
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best method to separate uncharged carbohydrates/sugars of same number of carbons

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Chromatography

#5
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best method to separate charged amino acids by adjusting pH to match isoelectric point

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Electrophoresis

#6
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the principle involved in the measurement of glucose involving the use of reagent strips

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Reflectance spectrometry

#7
Front (Question)

includes tungsten filament lamp, xenon lamp, hydrogen lamp, and hollow cathode lamp

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Types of light source

#8
Front (Question)

includes photomultiplier tubes, barrier layer cells, and photodiode arrays

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Types of detector

#9
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technique used primarily in therapeutic drug monitoring and fetal lung maturity testing

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Fluorescence Polarization

#10
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technique which does not require light source and employs coenzyme-luciferase system

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Bioluminescence

#11
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principle involved in IS measurement of electrolytes and PCO2 determination

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Potentiometry

#12
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includes computer printers, digital windows, and galvanometer or micrometer scales

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Types of readout device

#13
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includes PO measurement via the Clark electrode and Cotlov chloride titrator techniques

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Amperometry-Coulometry

#14
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technique that is sensitive to contaminants leading to quenching; 2 types of spectra used

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Fluorimetry

#15
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method which uses hollow cathode lamp and uses flame as cuvet and as agent to convert ions to ground state

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