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Instrumental Analysis

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 8mins

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Class
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1.

Which of the following is the atomic emission spectroscopy methods?

a)

Graphite Furnace Atomic Emission Spectroscopy

b)

Inductively Couple Plasma- Optical Emission Spectroscopy

c)

Flame Atomic Emission Spectroscopy

d)

Hydride Generation Atomic Emission Spectroscopy

2.

Flame photometer is quite similar to UV-Visible but what is the major difference between these 2 methods?

a)

Detector

b)

Source of light

c)

Monochomator

d)

Data processor

3.

What is plasma?

Plasma is made up of stream of highly ionised gas that contain the ____ and _____

(a)  

4.

In the ICP-OES, why plasma with highly temperature system is used?

a)

to desolvate the sample solution

b)

to condense the sample molecule

c)

to vaporize the sample

d)

to atomize the sample molecule

e)

to ionize the atoms

5.

What is the disadvantage of ICP-OES over flame photometer?

a)

Require large volume of sample

b)

Has lower detection limit

c)

Require high degree operator skill

d)

The analysis is long

6.

Which components are consisting in the ICP-OES sample introduction system?

a)

Nebulizer

b)

Spectrometer

c)

Photomulti tube PMT

d)

Spray chamber

7.

What is the main component int the ICP-MS that cannot be found in ICP-OES?

(a)  

8.

ICP-MS can detect the sample concentration up to PPB while ICP-OES can detect a concentration of sample up to PPT. Determine whether this statement is RIGHT or WRONG.

a)

Right

b)

Wrong

9.

What is the function of Dynode Detector in ICP-MS?

a)

to detect the atoms leaving the quadrupole

b)

to count the number of ions separated based on the mass

c)

to measure the signal electronic from the cascade of electrons produced

d)

to measure the signal of emission from the excited atoms to the lower state

10.

One of the advantages of ICP-MS over the other atomic spectroscopies is can detect precisely the presence of (a)   of each element, which have same number of proton but different number of neutron.