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Analytical Methods and Instrumentation

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Total cards: 24•Content version: v4•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
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____ provide the foundation for all measurements made in a modern clinical chemistry laboratory.

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Analytic Techniques and Instrumentation

#2
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Four Basic Disciplines

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• Spectrometry • Luminescence • Electroanalytic Methods • Chromatography

#3
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Methods under Spectrometry

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• Spectrophotometry • Atomic Absoption Spectrometry (AAS) • Mass Spectrometry (MS)

#4
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Methods under Luminescence

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• Fluorescence • Chemiluminescence

#5
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Methods under Electroanalytic Methods

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• Electrophoresis • Potentiometry/Amperometry

#6
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Methods under Chromatography

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• Gas • Liquid • Thin-layer

#7
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Other Analytical Methods

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• Colorimetry • Volumetric (Titrimetric) • Turbidimetry • Nephelometry • Fluorometry • Osmometry • Electrochemistry Techniques

#8
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The primary goal of ____ is the isolation of discreet portions of the sprectrum.

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Photocolorimetry

#9
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Photocolorimetry is used for measuring ____ in the laboratory.

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analytes

#10
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Measurements under Photocolorimetry

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• Spectrophotometric measurement • Photometric measurement

#11
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____ is the measurement of light intensity in a narrower wavelength.

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Spectrophotometric measurement

#12
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____ is the measurement of light intensity without consideration of the wavelength.

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Photometric measurement

#13
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____ involves the measurement of the light transmitted by a solution to determine the concentration of the light-absorbing substance.

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Spectrophotometry

#14
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Two Types of Spectrophotometer

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• Single Beam • Double Beam

#15
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____ is the simplest type of spectrophotometer.

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Single Beam Spectrophotometer

#16
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____ is designed to make one measurement at a time at one specified wavelength.

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Single Beam Spectrophotometer

#17
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In ____, the absorpition maximum of the analyte must be known in advanced.

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Single Beam Photometer

#18
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In single beam spectrophotometer, the ____ must be known in advanced.

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maximum absorption

#19
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____ splits the monochromatic light into two components.

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Double Beam Spectrophotometer

#20
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In ____, one beam passes throughout the sample and the other beam passes through reference solution or reagent blank.

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Double Beam Spectrophotomer

#21
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What is the purpose of the additional beam in Double Beam Spectrophotometer?

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To correct for variation of light source intensity

#22
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In double beam spectrophotometry, absorbance of the sample can be recorded directly as the ____ of the sample beam.

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electrical output

#23
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2 Types of Double Beam Spectrophotometer

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• Double-beam in space • Double-beam in time

#24
Front (Question)

____ uses two photodetectors for the sample and reference beam.

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Double-beam in space spectrophotometer