Quantitative Analysis: Master the Techniques for Accurate Sample Analysis

Question 1

Which procedure is NOT employed in gravimetric analysis?

Accepted Answer

Titration

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Sample preparation

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Precipitation

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Filtration

Question 2

In volumetric analysis, what is the primary purpose of performing a blank titration?

Accepted Answer

To account for impurities and reaction interferences

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To determine the analyte's concentration

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To regulate the pH of the solution

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To calibrate the buret

Question 3

Which type of titration involves reactions between acids and bases?

Accepted Answer

Titration of weak acids/bases

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Redox titration

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Precipitation titration

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Complexometric titration

Question 4

In a titration, what does the equivalence point represent?

Accepted Answer

The point where moles of titrant added equal moles of analyte

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The point where the solution reaches neutrality

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The point where the indicator changes color

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The point where the reaction is complete

Question 5

For quantitative trace element determination, which instrumental method is commonly employed?

Accepted Answer

Atomic absorption spectroscopy

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Gas chromatography

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High-performance liquid chromatography

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X-ray diffraction

Question 6

What is the fundamental principle underlying gravimetric analysis?

Accepted Answer

Converting the analyte into a compound with known composition and mass

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Analyzing the analyte using spectroscopy

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Separating the analyte chromatographically

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Measuring the analyte electrochemically

Question 7

In a titration, what is the function of an indicator?

Accepted Answer

To signal the titration's endpoint

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To calibrate the buret

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To adjust the pH of the solution

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To prevent the formation of precipitates

Question 8

In quantitative analysis, how are precision and accuracy distinct from one another?

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Precision measures replicate measurement closeness, while accuracy measures proximity to true value.

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Accuracy measures replicate measurement closeness, while precision measures proximity to true value.

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Precision and accuracy are identical concepts.

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Accuracy represents a range of values likely to contain the true value, while precision measures measurement variation.

Question 9

In gravimetric analysis, the precipitate is formed when:

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A. The analyte reacts with a precipitating reagent

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B. A solution is evaporated to dryness

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C. A gas is bubbled through a solution

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D. A solid is dissolved in a solvent

Question 10

In a redox titration, the equivalence point is achieved when:

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A. The moles of electrons lost by the reducing agent equal the moles of electrons gained by the oxidizing agent

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B. The pH of the solution is 7

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C. The solution turns a specific color

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D. A precipitate forms

Question 11

In volumetric analysis, the endpoint is defined as:

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D. Both A and B

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A. The point at which the reaction is complete

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B. The point at which the solution changes color

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C. The point at which a precipitate forms

Question 12

In the context of quantitative analysis, which term describes the ability of a method to differentiate between different analytes?

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C. Selectivity

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A. Precision

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B. Sensitivity

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D. Accuracy

Question 13

In quantitative analysis, which factor is of paramount importance when establishing quality control measures?

Accepted Answer

Accuracy and precision

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Cost-effectiveness

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Sample volume

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Equipment availability

Question 14

What is the primary objective of quantitative analysis?

Accepted Answer

To determine the concentration or amount of specific analytes in a sample

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To identify the components of a sample

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To separate the components of a sample

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To purify the components of a sample

Question 15

Differentiate between gravimetric and volumetric analysis?

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Gravimetric analysis measures mass, while volumetric analysis measures volume.

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Volumetric analysis measures mass, while gravimetric analysis measures volume.

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Gravimetric analysis is used for solids, while volumetric analysis is used for liquids.

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Volumetric analysis is used for solids, while gravimetric analysis is used for liquids.

Question 16

What is the primary purpose of a titration?

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To determine the concentration of an unknown analyte

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To separate the components of a mixture

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To purify a compound

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To identify the components of a sample

Question 17

Which type of instrumental method is employed to measure the absorption of light by a sample?

Accepted Answer

Spectrophotometry

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Chromatography

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Mass spectrometry

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Electrochemistry

Question 18

Which of the following is a common type of gravimetric analysis?

Accepted Answer

Precipitation

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Volatilization

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Titration

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Chromatography

Question 19

What is the endpoint of a titration?

Accepted Answer

The point at which the indicator changes color or another predetermined signal is observed

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The point at which the reaction is complete

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The point at which the solution becomes saturated

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The point at which the solution becomes clear

Question 20

Which of the following is NOT a type of volumetric analysis?

Accepted Answer

Gravimetric titration

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Acid-base titration

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Redox titration

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Complexometric titration