The document provides a 15 minute, 15 question quiz on analytical techniques including atomic absorption spectroscopy (AAS), atomic emission spectroscopy (AES), and fluorimetry. The questions cover topics such as the types of flames and emission spectra used in AAS, the Boltzmann equation, types of electronic transitions that cause fluorescence, and pharmacopoeial applications of flame photometry and fluorimetry such as determining calcium in vaccines or analyzing sulfonamides.
The document provides a 15 minute, 15 question quiz on analytical techniques including atomic absorption spectroscopy (AAS), atomic emission spectroscopy (AES), and fluorimetry. The questions cover topics such as the types of flames and emission spectra used in AAS, the Boltzmann equation, types of electronic transitions that cause fluorescence, and pharmacopoeial applications of flame photometry and fluorimetry such as determining calcium in vaccines or analyzing sulfonamides.
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The document provides a 15 minute, 15 question quiz on analytical techniques including atomic absorption spectroscopy (AAS), atomic emission spectroscopy (AES), and fluorimetry. The questions cover topics such as the types of flames and emission spectra used in AAS, the Boltzmann equation, types of electronic transitions that cause fluorescence, and pharmacopoeial applications of flame photometry and fluorimetry such as determining calcium in vaccines or analyzing sulfonamides.
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1) Oxyacetylene flame is widely used for analysis _______
a) Transition metals b) radioactive metals
b) Alkali and alkaline earth metals d) none of the above
2) Most useful type of emission spectra is _________
a) continous spectra b) band spectra
c) line spectra d) complex spectra
3) Boltzman equation which relates the number of atoms in the excited
State to that in the ground state is given by______ a) I = KN* b) N*/N0 = e-Ei/kt c) N* = N(Gi/GO) e-Ei/KT d) All of the above
4) Flame of total consumption burner consist of ________
a) Natural gas + O2 b) hydrogen + O2 c) Acetylene + air d) acetylene + NO
5) One of the following is the pharmacopieal application of flame
photometry ________ a) Determination of Ca in adsorbed vaccine b) assay of Riboflavine c) determination of lead in petrol d) determination of Thiotepa for injection 6) Prominent Flourescence occurs due to _____ type of transition. a) π n b) n Ϭ* c) π π* d) none of the above
7) electron donating group on aromatic ring ______ fluorescence
a) decrease b) increase c) may increase or decrease d) cannot be predicted
8) in flourimetry, Instrument which uses prism as monochromator is known
as _________ a) Spectrophotometer b) filter flourimeter c) Spectroflourimeter d) Spectrometer
9) Phosphorescence involves _______-
a) change in electron spin b) no change in electron spin c) inter system crossing d) both (a) and (c)
10) Sulpha drug are analyzed by_____ in flourimetery.
a) Hydrazine b) Dansyl chloride c) flourescin d) Bratton marshal reagent