CHAPTER: Analytical

SUBJECT NAME – IX/X Chemistry

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SECTION ‘B’
1. What do you think which method is faster classical or instrumental.
2. How will you compare the analytical techniques to one another
3. Can you give some examples of errors related to real life.
4. What do you mean by quantitative analysis
5. Why we use potentiometric analysis in advance instrumental methods
6. How scientist is using infrared spectroscopy in quality control of different industries
7. List down the applications of conductometry
8. Why do we need analytical chemistry.
9. What is analytical chemistry.
10. Define a parameter. Write the names of important parameters in analytical chemistry.
11. Define errors. Describe errors in analytical chemistry.
12. Define systematic errors with an example.
13. Define random error with an example.
14. Explain accuracy.
15. What is precision.
16. Define classical method.
17. What do you know about titrimetric analysis.
18. Define the following terms:
*Titrant *Analyte *Indicator
19. Describe the gravimetric analysis.
20. Name some advance instrumental methods used in analytical chemistry.
21. What are chromatography methods.
22. Define the following terms:
*Mobile phase *Stationary phase Retention time
23. List the main types of chromatography.
24. What are volatile compounds.
25. What is potentiometry.
26. What do you think which methods are faster classical or instrumental.
27. Can you give some examples of errors related to your life.
28. Prove that instrumental analytical methods are more effective than classical analytical methods.

SECTION ‘C’
1. Differentiate between the following:
 Quantitative analysis and Qualitative analysis
 Titrimetric analysis and Gravimetric analysis
2. Prove that instrumental analytical methods are more effective then classical analytical methods
3. Describe gas chromatography in details.
4. Justify that electrochemical methods depend upon Electrochemical Cells
5. Describe the types of analytical chemistry.
6. What is spectroscopic. Define the main spectroscopic methods.
7. Describe ultraviolet and visible spectroscopy.
8. What do you know about infrared spectroscopy.
9. Explain the technique of gas chromatography.
10. Describe electrochemical method.
11. Describe the conductometry and its applications.
12. Distinguish between classical and instrumental methods.
13. How will you compare thee analytical techniques to one another.
14. Distinguish between Titrimetric and Gravimetric analysis.
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