
органика 171

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171.In all physicochemical methods of analysis, two main methodological techniques are used:
parallel and direct methods
direct and indirect methods
digital and analog methods
electrochemical and chromatographic methods
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172.Basic physical and chemical methods of analysis:
spectral, electrochemical, halogen
spectral, discrete, halogen
spectral, electrochemical, chromatographic
electrochemical, optical, discrete
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173. Expand the essence of the direct analysis method.
This method uses the dependence of the analytical signal on the nature of the analyte and its concentration
The method assumes strict adherence to the ratio in the range of analyzed concentrations
The method is based on measuring the wavelength, intensity and other characteristics of light emitted by atoms to the ions of a substance in a gaseous state
Methodis used to determine the total influence of factors on the generalizing indicator
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174. Expand the essence of the graduated plot method.
This method uses the dependence of the analytical signal on the nature of the analyte and its concentration
Methodis used to determine the total influence of factors on the generalizing indicator
The method assumes strict adherence to the ratio in the range of analyzed concentrations.
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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
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175.Unit for vibration frequency:
Hertz
Ohm
Vold
Ampere
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176. Expand the essence of emission spectral analysis.
The method assumes strict adherence to the ratio in the range of analyzed concentrations
The method is based on measuring the wavelength, intensity and other characteristics of light emitted by atoms to the ions of a substance in a gaseous state
This method uses the dependence of the analytical signal on the nature of the analyte and its concentration.
B the analysis method is based on the relationship between the line intensity of each element and the concentration of this element
Methodis used to determine the total influence of factors on the generalizing indicator
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177.The intensity of the spectral line for a thermally equilibrium plasma, the distribution of atoms by degrees of excitation is determined by the law ...
Boltzmann
Oma
Plank
Joule
Pendant
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