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M6-M9 Part 1 QC2 Laboratory (Finals)

Total questions: 126

Worksheet time: 4hrs 12mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

➢ A method of analysis based on the measurement of current resulting from the electrolysis of an electroactive species at a given electrode potential under controlled conditions.

➢ Can be used quantitatively and qualitatively.

a)

Chromatography

b)

Polarography

c)

Polarimetry

d)

Refractometry

2.

Polarography is a branch of voltammetry which uses a working electrode ________ or _________.

a)

Dropping Mercury Electrode

b)

Static Mercury Drop Electrode

c)

Voltaic Mercury Drop Electrode

d)

Polarography Mercury Drop Electrode

3.

In polarography, DME means

(a)  

4.

In polarography, SME means

(a)  

5.

Polarography is invented by a Czech chemist

a)

MIKHAIL SEMYONOVICH TSVET

b)

KARL FISCHER

c)

JAROSLAV HEYROVSKY

d)

CARL ZEISS

6.

an electrochemical method in which information about the analyte is obtained by current

a)

Voltammetry

b)

Voltimetry

c)

Voltagemetry

7.

Formula for % Moisture Content

a)
b)
8.

➢ when a pair of electrode is placed in a sample solution, it shows the potential difference by the addition of the titrant or changing the concentration of the ions.

➢ also used for the quantitative analysis

➢ it has an endpoint determined by a change in potential of an electrode immerse in solution

a)

Polarimetry

b)

Potentiometry

c)

Refractometry

d)

Chromatography

9.

➢ Iodine (Titrant) is generated electrochemically in the titration cell

➢ Water is quantified on the basis of the total charge passed, as measured by the current and time.

➢ It can be determined by measuring the quantity of electricity required to electrolyze the susbstance

➢ This does not need standard solution

a)

Coulometric KFT

b)

Volumetric KFT

10.

All statements about coulometric kft are true except

1. This measures water level much lower than the volumetric method.

2. Detects the endpoint of the titration using the double platinum pin indicator electrode.

3. Sensitive because it can measure even the lowest or small portion of water.

a)

1

b)

2

c)

3

d)

1 and 2

e)

2 and 3

11.

which statement is/are true about volumetric kft

1. This measures water level much lower than the volumetric method.

2. Detects the endpoint of the titration using the double platinum pin indicator electrode.

3. Sensitive because it can measure even the lowest or small portion of water.

a)

1

b)

2

c)

3

d)

1 and 2

e)

2 and 3

12.

Volumetric KFT is also known as

a)

Direct Titration

b)

Indirect Titration

13.

➢ Also known as the DIRECT TITRATION (because the analyst approaches the endpoint directly).

➢ Dispenses the titrating reagent (containing iodine) into the cell, using the burette.

➢ Calculates the end result based on the volume of the KF reagent dispensed, using the on-board microprocessor.

a)

Coulometric KFT

b)

Volumetric KFT

14.

Karl Fischer Titration (water %) formula

a)
b)
15.

In Karl Fischer Titration (water %) formula, F means

a)

water equivalence factor

b)

volume of reagent used (mL)

c)

weight in mg

16.

In Karl Fischer Titration (water %) formula, V means

a)

water equivalence factor

b)

volume of reagent used (mL)

c)

weight in mg

17.

In Karl Fischer Titration (water %) formula, Wt means

a)

water equivalence factor

b)

volume of reagent used (mL)

c)

weight in mg

18.

➢ It deals with the study of the rotary power (optical rotation or specific rotation) of substances.

➢ Rotation of linearly polarized light as it travels through certain materials.

a)

Chromatography

b)

Polarography

c)

Polarimetry

d)

Refractometry

19.

In polarimetry, only chiral can be used.

a)

True

b)

False

20.

It is stereoisomers that differ in spatial arrangement of atoms. Asymmetric in such a way that the structure and the mirror image are not super imposable.

a)

Chiral

b)

Achiral

21.

Chiral are ___________.

a)

Nonsuperimposable

b)

Superimposable

22.

Achiral are ___________.

a)

Nonsuperimposable

b)

Superimposable

23.

In polarimetry, common samples are

a)

Sugars

b)

Peptides

c)

Acids

d)

Glucose

24.

➢ Also known as the “OPTICAL ACTIVITY”

➢ It is the power of rotating plane polarized light when light

passed through solutions of organic substances.

a)

optical power

b)

rotary power

c)

rotatory power

d)

chiral power

25.

when the direction of the rotation is toward the right [+] = CLOCKWISE (S-ENANTIOMER)

a)

DEXTROROTATORY

b)

LEVOROTATORY

26.

when the direction of the rotation is toward the left [-] = COUNTER CLOCKWISE (R-ENANTIOMER)

a)

DEXTROROTATORY

b)

LEVOROTATORY

27.

Common example is fructose

a)

DEXTROROTATORY

b)

LEVOROTATORY

28.

Common example is glucose

a)

DEXTROROTATORY

b)

LEVOROTATORY

29.

Importance of polarimetry includes

1) Assessment of the PURITY of a liquid compound, in comparison with a known / standard

2) Establish identity of substances (can identify if a substance is a dextro or a levo)

3) Establish purity and concentration of samples

4) Indication of its therapeutic value

a)

1 2 3 4

b)

1 3 4

c)

1 2 4

d)

2 3 4

30.

Example: measures syrup

Clinical Application: can easily determine the sugar level in diabetic patients

a)

Establish identity of substances

b)

Establish purity and concentration of samples

c)

Indication of its therapeutic value

31.

• can be computed to manipulate the polarization

• If the ___________ of a sample did not meet the ones in the monograph, there is a possible presence of impurities

a)

Purity value

b)

Concentration value

c)

Therapeutic value

32.

the conditions that involved the malformation of arms and legs of babies

a)

Thalassemia

b)

Huntington's Disease

c)

Phocomelia

d)

Down Syndrome

33.

root cause of phocomelia

a)

Use of Thalidomide

b)

Use of Valdecoxib

c)

Use of Levamisole

d)

Use of Rofecoxib

34.

Thalidomide occurs in two mirror images

a)

R-THALIDOMIDE

b)

S-THALIDOMIDE

c)

D-THALIDOMIDE

d)

L-THALIDOMIDE

35.

contains sedative substance

a)

R-THALIDOMIDE

b)

S-THALIDOMIDE

36.

teratogenic that has effect on the baby

a)

R-THALIDOMIDE

b)

S-THALIDOMIDE

37.

a racemate that has an equal amount of left and right handed enantiomers

a)

Racemate mixture

b)

Racetate mixture

c)

Racemix mixture

d)

Racemic mixture

38.

o used for nausea or morning sickness

o The separation between R and S enantiomer is ineffective and no use.

a)

Thalidomide

b)

Valdecoxib

c)

Levamisole

d)

Rofecoxib

39.

Which of the two is the formula for specific rotation that has a concentration of g/100ml

a)
b)
40.

Which of the two is the formula for specific rotation that has a concentration of g/ml

a)
b)
41.

In the formula of specific rotation, the image means

a)

specific rotation of the substance

b)

relative optical rotation

c)

length of observation tube (in dm)

d)

concentration of optically active substance in a sample [in g/100 mL]

42.

In the formula of specific rotation, a means

a)

specific rotation of the substance

b)

relative optical rotation

c)

length of observation tube (in dm)

d)

concentration of optically active substance in a sample [in g/100 mL]

43.

In the formula of specific rotation, l means

a)

specific rotation of the substance

b)

relative optical rotation

c)

length of observation tube (in dm)

d)

concentration of optically active substance in a sample [in g/100 mL]

44.

In the formula of specific rotation, c means

a)

specific rotation of the substance

b)

relative optical rotation

c)

length of observation tube (in dm)

d)

concentration of optically active substance in a sample [in g/100 mL]

45.

In specific rotation, units are actually cm2 g-1, but usually just given as degrees.

a)

True

b)

False

46.

➢ It deals with the study and measurement of index of refraction of substances in order to assess their composition of purity

➢ commonly uses volatile oils as a sample

a)

Chromatography

b)

Polarography

c)

Polarimetry

d)

Refractometry

47.

Principle of Refractometry

a)

The ratio of the angle of refraction in a vacuum (air) versus the angle of refraction of the sample materials is the INDEX OF REFRACTION.

b)

The ratio of the angle of refraction in a vacuum (liquid) versus the angle of refraction of the sample materials is the INDEX OF REFRACTION.

48.

In the specific rotation of the substance determined at temperature of ________ using the D-line of sodium [wavelength of 589 n, it is the light source of all polarimetric measurements]

a)

37C

b)

25C

c)

39C

d)

29C

49.

In the specific rotation of the substance determined at temperature of 25C using the D-line of sodium [wavelength of ________, it is the light source of all polarimetric measurements]

a)

585 nm

b)

586 nm

c)

587 nm

d)

588 nm

e)

589 nm

50.

Reporting of Refractive Index

The N (Italicized) means

a)

denotes refractive index

b)

D-line of 589 nm

c)

Temperature (20C)

51.

Reporting of Refractive Index

The D means

a)

denotes refractive index

b)

D-line of 589 nm

c)

Temperature (20C)

52.

Reporting of Refractive Index

The 20 means

a)

denotes refractive index

b)

D-line of 589 nm

c)

Temperature (20C)

53.

REFRACTIVE INDEX CHARACTERISTICS INCLUDES

a)

It usually ranges between 1.3000 to 1.7000 for most compounds

b)

Normally determined up to a 5-digit precision

c)

It is a temperature-dependent physical constant

d)

It is a physical property characteristic of a pure compound (can

also be used for qualitative analysis)

e)

Refractive index number or values are unitless

54.

Refractive index normally determined up to a

a)

4-digit precision

b)

5-digit precision

c)

6-digit precision

d)

7-digit precision

55.

REFRACTIVE INDEX SIGNIFICANCE EXCEPT

a)

Confirmation of the IDENTITY of an unknown liquid compound

b)

Assessment of the PURITY of a liquid compound, in comparison with a known / standard

c)

Determination of the CONCENTRATION of a solute in a

solution, by comparison of the refractive index of the sample solution with a standard curve.

d)

Establish identity of substances (can identify if a substance is a dextro or a levo)

e)

Indication of its therapeutic value

56.

An instrument that measured the extent to which the light is bent or refracted, when it moves from the air or vacuum into the sample

a)

Polarimeter

b)

Potentiometer

c)

Chromatograph

d)

Refractometer

57.

Most common refractometer and a bench top instrument that offers the highest precision.

a)

ABBE REFRACTOMETER

b)

TRADITIONAL HANDHELD REFRACTOMETER

c)

DIGITAL HANDHELD REFRACTOMETER

d)

INCLINE PROCESS REFRACTOMETER

58.

An abbe refractometer that has the circulating water bath.

a)

TRADITIONAL ABBE REFRACTOMETER

b)

DIGITAL ABBE REFRACTOMETER

c)

MULTIWAVELENGTH ABBE REFRACTOMETER

d)

MODERN DIGITAL ABBE REFRACTOMETER

59.

An abbe refractometer that has the circulating water bath and has the instant reading of n.

a)

TRADITIONAL ABBE REFRACTOMETER

b)

DIGITAL ABBE REFRACTOMETER

c)

MULTIWAVELENGTH ABBE REFRACTOMETER

d)

MODERN DIGITAL ABBE REFRACTOMETER

60.

An abbe refractometer which wavelength is equal to 589 nm. Allows the measurement of n at different wavelength.

a)

TRADITIONAL ABBE REFRACTOMETER

b)

DIGITAL ABBE REFRACTOMETER

c)

MULTIWAVELENGTH ABBE REFRACTOMETER

d)

MODERN DIGITAL ABBE REFRACTOMETER

61.

An abbe refractometer which circulating water bath is no longer required.

a)

TRADITIONAL ABBE REFRACTOMETER

b)

DIGITAL ABBE REFRACTOMETER

c)

MULTIWAVELENGTH ABBE REFRACTOMETER

d)

MODERN DIGITAL ABBE REFRACTOMETER

62.

Refractometer part no. 1

a)

Eyepiece

b)

Thermometer

c)

Compensator dial

d)

Measuring prism

e)

Illuminating prism

63.

Refractometer part no. 2

a)

Eyepiece

b)

Thermometer

c)

Compensator dial

d)

Measuring prism

e)

Illuminating prism

64.

Refractometer part no. 3

a)

Eyepiece

b)

Thermometer

c)

Compensator dial

d)

Measuring prism

e)

Illuminating prism

65.

Refractometer part no. 4

a)

Eyepiece

b)

Thermometer

c)

Compensator dial

d)

Measuring prism

e)

Illuminating prism

66.

Refractometer part no. 5

a)

Eyepiece

b)

Thermometer

c)

Compensator dial

d)

Measuring prism

e)

Illuminating prism

67.

Refractometer part no. 6

a)

Lamp

b)

Adjustment Handwheel

c)

Compensator dial

d)

Measuring prism

e)

Illuminating prism

68.

Refractometer part no. 7

a)

Lamp

b)

Adjustment Handwheel

c)

Compensator dial

d)

Measuring prism

e)

Illuminating prism

69.

Its function is to fix the place at the center of the cross or to adjust the reflection borderline at the center of the cross mark.

a)

ADJUSTMENT HANDWHEEL

b)

COMPENSATOR DIAL

c)

MEASURING PRISM

d)

ILLUMINATING PRISM

70.

Its function is to adjust the sharpness.

a)

ADJUSTMENT HANDWHEEL

b)

COMPENSATOR DIAL

c)

MEASURING PRISM

d)

ILLUMINATING PRISM

71.

It is where the volatile oil will be placed, and it is made of glass. When sample is placed it is required to use a plastic dropper or else it can create scratches in the glass.

a)

ADJUSTMENT HANDWHEEL

b)

COMPENSATOR DIAL

c)

MEASURING PRISM

d)

ILLUMINATING PRISM

72.

Once the volatile oil is scattered, it is used as cover

a)

ADJUSTMENT HANDWHEEL

b)

COMPENSATOR DIAL

c)

MEASURING PRISM

d)

ILLUMINATING PRISM

73.

The box part is known as ___________ which means that it is the concentration of sugar. It can be used in wine to determine the percent of sugar in grape wine. Uses refractometer to check degrees Bx.

a)

Brix Concentration

b)

Bix Concentration

c)

Brex Concentration

74.

THE FORMULA FOR ADJUSTING THE RAW REFRACTIVE INDEX VALUE IS:

a)
b)
75.
a)

Refractive Index Reading

b)

Reporting Index Reading

c)

Refraction Index Reading

76.

The box part of the formula means that

a)

it is in absolute value

b)

It is not in absolute value

77.

In calculating the refractive index, the equation automatically adjusts the correction factor up or down from 20 ̊C.

a)

True

b)

False

78.

The formula for pH is/are

a)

pH = - log [H+]

b)

pH = - log [OH+]

c)

pH = 14 - pOH

79.

The formula for pOH is/are

a)

pOH = - log [H+]

b)

pOH = - log [OH+]

c)

pOH = 14 - pH

80.

It is based on the reaction of water with an anhydrous solution of sulfur dioxide and iodine in the presence of a buffer that reacts with hydrogen ions.

a)

Residual

b)

Direct

c)

Coulometric

81.

The excess reagent is added to the test specimen, sufficient time is allowed for the reaction to reach completion, and the unconsumed reagent is titrated with a standard solution of water in a solvent.

a)

Residual

b)

Direct

c)

Coulometric

82.

The Iodine is not added in the form of a volumetric solution but is produced in an iodide-containing solution by usually anodic oxidation.

a)

Residual

b)

Direct

c)

Coulometric

83.

Oven drying is classified as:

a)

spectroscopic

b)

Other methods

c)

Chemical

d)

Thermogravimetric

84.

Ca carbide method is classified as:

a)

spectroscopic

b)

Other methods

c)

Chemical

d)

Thermogravimetric

85.

This method has specificity in determining the water content.

a)

spectroscopic

b)

Other methods

c)

Chemical

d)

Thermogravimetric

86.

Azeotropic-toluene distillation is classified under:

a)

spectroscopic

b)

Other methods

c)

Chemical

d)

Thermogravimetric

87.

This method is applied to most systems with a moisture content of >0.1%.

a)

spectroscopic

b)

Other methods

c)

Chemical

d)

Thermogravimetric

88.

Clumping and surface crust formation will lead to erroneous results.

a)

True

b)

False

89.

Pans should be dried in an oven and stored in a desiccator prior to use.

a)

True

b)

False

90.

It is the study of the measurement and interpretation of the polarization of transverse waves.

(a)  

91.

An instrument used to measure angle of rotation cause by passing of polarized light through and optically active substance.

(a)  

92.

When the direction of the rotation of optically active substance in polarimeter is towards the right, it is known as (a)   .

93.

pH meter is used for measuring fluid concentrations such as the sugar content.

a)

True

b)

False

94.

It is a bench-top device for the high-precision measurement of an index of refraction.

(a)  

95.

A refracting prism that contains illuminating prism.

a)

Lower prism case

b)

Prism field lamp

c)

Upper prism case

d)

Hinged lightshield

96.

A refracting prism that contains the measuring prism and acts as sample compartment.

a)

Lower prism case

b)

Prism field lamp

c)

Upper prism case

d)

Hinged lightshield

97.

An internal measurement scale is used to observe both the total reflection borderline and the instrument’s internal measurement.

a)

Eyepiece

b)

Measurement scale

c)

Hinged lightshield

d)

Prism field lamp

98.

A refracting prism that prevents stray light from entering the front of the measuring prism.

a)

Eyepiece

b)

Measurement scale

c)

Hinged lightshield

d)

Prism field lamp

99.

➢ It measures the mass of a sample, as it is heated, cooled, or held at constant temperature in a defined atmosphere.

➢ Limitation: do not distinguish weight loss due to vaporization of water from other volatile compounds.

a)

Spectroscopic

b)

Other methods

c)

Chemical

d)

Thermogravimetric

100.

The methods under thermogravimetric includes

a)

Oven Drying

b)

Infrared Drying

c)

Air Drying

d)

Halogen Drying

e)

Microwave Drying

101.

The measurement is based on _______ reaction. _________ reaction occurs where the water is separated chemically from the remainder of the sample.

a)

Spectroscopic

b)

Other methods

c)

Chemical

d)

Thermogravimetric

102.

Advantages of chemical in moisture determination

a)

= specificity for water

b)

high accuracy and precision

c)

selectivity for water

d)

small sample quantities required

e)

rapid determination of water content

103.

Advantages of chemical in moisture determination except

a)

easy sample preparation

b)

short analysis duration

c)

mixture’s composition cannot be changeby simple distillation

d)

nearly unlimited measuring range (1ppm to 100%)

e)

independence of presence of other volatiles

104.

• In moisture determination under chemical it is a method wherein rapid determination of water content from gas pressure uses calcium carbide.

• Usually used to determine the water content in the soil (calcium carbide +water) producing gas.

a)

Calcium carbide method

b)

Azeotropic method

105.

a mixture of two or more liquids (chemicals) in such a ratio that its composition cannot be change by simple distillation

a)

Carbide

b)

Azeotrope

106.

In moisture determination under spectroscopic it includes

a)

Infrared spectroscopy

b)

Microwave spectroscopy

c)

UV-Vis spectroscopy

d)

NMR spectroscopy

107.

The most successful of water content determination in foods. Rapid, accurate, non destructive to the sample.

a)

Infrared spectroscopy

b)

Microwave spectroscopy

c)

UV-Vis spectroscopy

d)

NMR spectroscopy

108.

Instrument used for measuring the moisture content in the atmosphere.

a)

Electrolytic hygrometer

b)

Dew point method

109.

The measurement of relatively low concentrations of water in vapor state in a gas. Water forms a fog or mist when suddenly cooled.

a)

Electrolytic hygrometer

b)

Dew point method

110.

• reaction of water with anhydrous Sulfur dioxide and iodine

• you add a standard titrant to the analyte until you reached the endpoint

a)

IA : Direct Titration

b)

IB: Residual Titration

c)

IC: Coulometric Titration

111.

• Excess reagent is added to the test specimen, the unconsumed reagent is titrated with standard

solution of water in a solvent such as methanol.

• You add an excess of standard titrant to the analyte, and then you titrate the excess titrant to determine how much is in excess.

a)

IA : Direct Titration

b)

IB: Residual Titration

c)

IC: Coulometric Titration

112.

KF reaction is used, however, iodine is not added in the form of vol.sol. but is produced in an iodine- containing solution by usually anodic oxidation.

a)

IA : Direct Titration

b)

IB: Residual Titration

c)

IC: Coulometric Titration

113.

Infrared drying is faster and more reliable than conventional oven drying.

a)

True

b)

False

114.

Moisture or water content determination is an important parameter in the following aspects of drug manufacture;

a)

monitoring of tablet granulations, prior to compression and encapsulation procedures

b)

Water / moisture content of certain drugs, such as antibiotic drugs for suspension (Amoxicillin, Erythromycin and the likes) should be kept between the range of 0.5% to 1.0%, to prevent bacterial growth. This will help enhance product stability.

c)

as a basis for the computation of purity of drugs during quantitative analysis

d)

NOTA

115.

USP SPECIFICATION FOR MOISTURE CONTENT: CORNSTARCH AND WHEAT STARCH

a)

NMT 15%

b)

NMT 18%

c)

NMT 21%

116.

USP SPECIFICATION FOR MOISTURE CONTENT: TAPIOCA STARCH

a)

NMT 15%

b)

NMT 18%

c)

NMT 21%

117.

USP SPECIFICATION FOR MOISTURE CONTENT: POTATO STARCH

a)

NMT 15%

b)

NMT 18%

c)

NMT 21%

118.

USP SPECIFICATION FOR MOISTURE CONTENT: ACACIA, USP

a)

NMT 15% (WATER METHOD)

b)

NMT 18%

c)

NMT 21%

119.

USP SPECIFICATION FOR MOISTURE CONTENT: LACTOSE, USP

a)

NMT 0.2%

b)

NMT 0.3%

c)

NMT 0.4%

d)

NMT 0.5%

120.

USP SPECIFICATION FOR MOISTURE CONTENT: REFINED WHITE SUGAR

a)

0.22% - 2.0%

b)

0.23% - 4.0%

c)

0.24% - 3.0%

d)

0.25% - 1.0%

121.

USP SPECIFICATION FOR MOISTURE CONTENT: TALC, USP

a)

NMT 6.2%

b)

NMT 6.3%

c)

NMT 6.4%

d)

NMT 6.5%

122.

USP SPECIFICATION FOR MOISTURE CONTENT: METHYLCELLULOSE

a)

NMT 6%

b)

NMT 5%

c)

NMT 4%

d)

NMT 3%

123.

In IR analyzer, the greater the surface area of material exposed to the environment, the faster the rate of moisture removal.

a)

True

b)

False

124.

An type of pan in IR that is used because they are relatively cheap and have a high thermal conductivity.

a)

Carbide pan

b)

Calcium pan

c)

Aluminum pan

125.

What type of IR analyzer is available in CEU-Manila?

a)

IR Moisture analyzer 35

b)

IR Moisture analyzer 34

126.

WARNING AND SAFETY IN USING IR ANALYZER

a)

Always use forceps or the tongs to remove the sample pan upon completion of the test. Caution: the pan is hot!

b)

During the operation of the instrument, do not touch the metal surfaces and the external exhaust dome to prevent injuries.

c)

Do not test flammable or toxic materials.

d)

Touch the device while it is working.