Introduction to Analytical Chemistry

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A branch of chemistry that focuses on identifying the chemical composition of substances, whether they are solid, liquid, or gaseous samples.

Techniques used to determine the type of compounds present in a sample.

Techniques used to determine the amount of each compound present in a sample.

A technique that relies on measuring the amount of light absorbed, reflected, or emitted by a sample.

A type of spectroscopy that uses the interaction of UV-Vis light with a sample to measure its absorbency.

A spectroscopy technique that uses the interaction of X-rays with a sample to measure its absorption.

A technique that uses chemical reactions to measure the concentration of a specific substance in a sample.

A technique that uses the volume of a standard solution needed to react with a specific volume of a sample to determine the concentration of the substance.

The concentration of a substance in a solution.

A mixture of a solute (dissolved substance) and a solvent (the dissolving medium).