1. .......

Technique for studying the masses of atoms or

molecules to obtain masses spectrum.
Buffer solution quencher
mass spectrometry none of them

2. In chemical ionization we use gases such as

Methan isobutane ammonia all of them

3. To celebrate between NaoH (M. Wt=31) and P (M. Wt=31)

we use
High resolution mass - releasing Agent - resolving the
power

4. …………… is natural rock or sediment that contains one or

more valuable minerals concentrated above background
levels.
minerals Rock Ore Material

5. In ……………… can use in the water for organic substances,

and the are many colorless solvents.
X ray Gamma ray Visible infrared

6. Water can be used in ……………. But many substances

measured in it are organic compounds that are not soluble
in water.
X ray ultraviolet Visible infrared
7. ................are commonly used for dissolution of acidic
oxides, silicates, amphoteric oxides etc.

Acidic fluxes Basic fluxes Oxidizing fluxes

8. ......are employed for their dissolution capacity is higher

than acidic and basic flux.

Acidic fluxes Basic fluxes Oxidizing fluxes

9. ......are employed for selective conversion of element of

interest into higher oxidation state like supplied to
sulphate, chromic oxide to chromate.
Acidic fluxes Basic fluxes Oxidizing fluxes

10. ......are generally employed for converting elements of

interest into lower valency state, like conversion of
sulphates to sulphides.
Acidic fluxes Basic fluxes Reducing fluxes
1. .................. Is that weighted average of the masses of the
isotope, while................. Is the sum of atomic masses.
Atomic mass - molecular mass

2. ..... The energy diagram illustrates the various electronic

and vibrational levels and different transitions occurring
within them.
Jablonski diagram

3. …………… is a method of separating minerals based on their

electrical conductivity and charge.
Electrostatic separation

4. Acidic fluxes are commonly used for dissolution of

...........…………, …………...............
basic oxides, wolframite

5. Basic fluxes are commonly used for dissolution of

……..........…., …..........………
acidic oxides, silicates

6. Oxidizing fluxes are employed for selective conversion of

element of interest into higher oxidation state like
......………... , ….........…….
supplied to sulphate, chromic oxide to chromate.
7. …………… is natural rock or sediment that contains one or
more valuable minerals concentrated above background
levels.
Ore

8. A mineral or mineral species is a solid substance with a

well-defined
………………………… and ……………….……………
chemical composition and crystal structure

9. ................ Can be a problem in the analysis of Alkali

metals at relatively low temperature and in the analysis of
other elements at higher temperature.
Ionization interference

1. Spectroscopy is the study of the electromagnetic spectra

result from the interaction between electromagnetic
radiation and shape.
( ) false

2. Radio Is a ray that is characterized by shorter wavelength,

higher frequency, and higher energy.
( ) false
3. The grade of ore commitment to the cost of extraction.
( ) True

4. The higher the resolving the power of mass spectrometer,

the better it's able to separate two peaks with similar mass
( ) True

5. The greater the absorption by a molecule, the greater its

fluorescence intensity
( ) true

6. Reducing fluxes are generally employed for converting

elements of interest into lower valency state, like
conversion of sulphates to sulphides.
( )true

7. Ore is a chemical cleaning agent that combines with

gangue to form an easily fusible material called the slag.
( )false

8. Slag can be categorized into the main categories based on

their chemical properties to Acidic flux, Basic fluxes,
oxidizing flux and Reducing flux.
( )false
9. Slag is a Flux combines with the infusible impurities to
convert them into a fusible substance called slag.
( )true