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Biotech I Terms for Buffer Preparation

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Acid   any substance that releases hydrogen ions when dissolved in water  
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Aliquot   to divide a solution into small, equal individual containers  
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Base   any substance that releases hydroxide ions when dissolved in water, any substance that can accept hydrogen ions  
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Concentration   an amount per volume; a fraction  
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Formula Weight (molecular wt)   the weight in grams of 1 mole of a given compound. The FW/MW is calculated by adding atomic weights of the atoms that compose the compound  
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Hydrophobic   "hating" water, insoluble in water such as fats and oils  
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Hydrophilic   "loving" water, readily dissolves in water such as salt or sugar  
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Lyophilization   freeze drying, a preservation method, rapid freezing and then drying under vacuum to remove the water  
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Molarity   an expression of the concentration of a solute in a soln. that is the number of moles of a solute dissolved in 1 L of total solution  
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Mole   a mole of any element contains 6.02x10 23 atoms. Moles of elements weigh different amounts but they all contain 6.02x10 23 molecules of that compound  
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QS   Latin abbreviation meaning quantum sufficit; bring to volume  
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Sensitivity   the smallest weight which can be weighed on a scale  
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Capacity   the heaviest weight which can be weighed on a scale  
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Range   the total span a balance can weigh from lightest to heaviest  
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Calibration   Adjustments made to an outside standard  
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Verification   confirming daily that the equipment is working properly, use of calibrated weights or pH buffer checks  
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Percision   the ability to get the same result over and over  
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Accuracy   getting the result you expect each time  
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Tolerance   the amount of error you are willing to accept; tighter the tolerance the less error you will accept  
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Equipment log book   where all verification and calibration records are stored  
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Lab notebooks   legal documents, composition book, tracked and accounted for  
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