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A method of chemical analysis based on the absorption or attenuation by matter of electromagnetic radiation of a specified wavelength or frequency. The radiation interacts with specific features of the molecular species being determined, such as the vibrational or rotational motions of the chemical bonds. The radiation can also interact with specific atoms or the whole molecule, for example, by causing the molecule to change its electronic energy state.
Industry:Chemistry
Chromatography in which the adsorbent material is saturated with the same mobile ions (cationic or anionic) as are present in the sample-carrying eluent (solvent), thus repelling the similar sample ions.
Industry:Chemistry
The study of electrode surface properties, such as surface area.
Industry:Chemistry
An analytical distillation column inside of which is a series of driven, spinning bands; centrifugal action of the bands throws a layer of liquid onto the inner surface of the column; used as an aid in liquid-vapor contact.
Industry:Chemistry
Electroanalysis based on the measurement at a working electrode of the rate of change in potential versus time; the current is controlled.
Industry:Chemistry
An analytical rectification (distillation) column with a wire spiral the length of the inside of the column to serve as a liquid-vapor contact surface.
Industry:Chemistry
Variation on paper-chromatography analysis; a labeled radioisotope of the same type as the one being quantitated is added to the solution, then quantitatively analyzed afterward via radioactivity measurement.
Industry:Chemistry
A paper chromatographic technique in which migration from a spot in the sheet takes place in 360_ so that zones separate as a series of concentric rings.
Industry:Chemistry
The addition of a drop of reagent to a drop or two of sample solution to obtain distinctive colors or precipitates; used in qualitative analysis.
Industry:Chemistry
