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What property is measured by Gravimetry? Weight of pure analyte or compound of known stoichiometry.
What are the principal areas of application for Titrimetry? Quantitative for major or minor components.
What property is measured by Atomic and molecular spectrometry? Wavelength and intensity of electromagnetic radiation emitted or absorbed by the analyte.
What are the principal areas of application for Mass spectrometry? Qualitative or structural for major down to trace level components isotope ratios.
What property is measured by Chromatography and electrophoresis? Various physico-chemical properties of separated analytes.
What are the principal areas of application for Thermal analysis? Characterization of single or mixed major/minor components.
What property is measured by Electrochemical analysis? Electrical properties of the analyte in solution.
What are the principal areas of application for Radiochemical analysis? Qualitative and quantitative at major to trace levels.
What is the basis and principal application of Plasma emission spectrometry? Atomic emission after excitation in high temperature gas plasma. Principal applications: Determination of metals and some non-metals mainly at trace levels.
What is the basis and principal application of Flame emission spectrometry? Atomic emission after flame excitation. Principal applications: Determination of alkali and alkaline earth metals.
What is the basis and principal application of Atomic absorption spectrometry? Atomic absorption after atomization by flame or electrothermal means. Principal applications: Determination of trace metals and some non-metals.
What is the basis and principal application of Atomic fluorescence spectrometry? Atomic fluorescence emission after flame excitation. Principal applications: Determination of mercury and hydrides of non-metals at trace levels.
What is the basis and principal application of X-ray emission spectrometry? Atomic or atomic fluorescence emission after excitation by electrons or radiation. Principal applications: Determination of major and minor elemental components of metallurgical and geological samples.
What is the basis and principal application of gamma -spectrometry? gamma -ray emission after nuclear excitation. Principal applications: Monitoring of radioactive elements in environmental samples.
What is the basis and principal application of Ultraviolet/visible spectrometry? Basis: Electronic molecular absorption in solution. Principal applications: Quantitative determination of unsaturated organic compounds.
What is the basis and principal application of Infrared spectrometry? Basis: Vibrational molecular absorption. Principal applications: Identification of organic compounds.
What is the basis and principal application of Nuclear magnetic resonance spectrometry? Basis: Nuclear absorption (change of spin states). Principal applications: Identification and structural analysis of organic compounds.
What is the basis and principal application of Mass spectrometry? Basis: Ionization and fragmentation of molecules. Principal applications: Identification and structural analysis of organic compounds.
Gravimetric Methods determination of the mass of analyte or some compound chemically related to it
Volumetric Methods determination of the volume of a solution containing sufficient reagent to react completely with the analyte
Electroanalytical instrumental methods measure electrical properties related to the analyte
Spectroscopic instrumental methods on the interaction of analyte, atoms or molecules with electromagnetic radiation
Chromatography methods separation methods
Miscellaneous methods Surface and Thermal Methods
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