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Preparing sample for analysis

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 20mins

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Class
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1.

For a solid sample, which sampling techniques can be used to obtain a representative sample?

a)

grab sampling

b)

continuous sampling

c)

both

2.

Solid sample need to be treated before a representative sample can be obtained. Select the treatment procedure that can be done.

a)

grind the sample into smaller particle size

b)

heating the sample

c)

both

3.

Storing sample in a suitable container is important, EXCEPT

a)

to avoid contamination

b)

to prevent decomposition

c)

to prevent heat loss

d)

to prevent lost of analyte

4.

Sample contains metal should be stored in

a)

plastic container

b)

glass container

c)

both

5.

The following problems can occur during storage of sample, EXCEPT

a)

loss of analyte due to vaporization

b)

side reaction

c)

decomposition by bacteria

d)

spillage

6.

Sample contains organic substance can be eliminated by performing

a)

total dissolution

b)

wet digestion

c)

drying

7.

When preparing a representative sample, we should avoid the following, EXCEPT

a)

losing any analyte

b)

adding new interference

c)

preparing sample in its best size and form

8.

Which of the following is NOT a technique used to eliminate interferences?

a)

distillation

b)

precipitation

c)

solid-liquid extraction

d)

filtration

9.

Dry ashing is a process to eliminate

a)

inorganic substance by heating in a furnace

b)

organic substance by heating in a furnace

c)

organic substance by dissolving in oxidizing acid

10.

analytes are

a)

samples to be analyzed

b)

components of sample to be analyzed

c)

representative samples