Volumetric analysis determines the volume of a solution containing a sufficient reagent to react completely with the analyte.
Electroanalytical analysis involve the measurement of electrical properties
Gravimetric analysis determines the mass of the analyte
The steps in quantitative analysis are: Picking a method, acquiring the sample, processing the sample, eliminating interferences, and sampling.
Macro analysis: used for samples whose masses are greater than 0.1g
Semimicro analysis: 0.01 to 0.1g
Micro analysis: 10^-4 to 10^-2g
Ultramicro analysis: less than 10^-4g
A material is said to be heterogeneous if its constituent parts can be distinguished visually
Analyte Level: 100%, Type of Constituent: Major
Analyte Level: < 1 ppb, Type of Constituent: Ultratrace
Analyte Level: 1ppb to 100ppm, Type of Constituent: Trace
In reading the measurement of a buret, the bottom meniscus is correct.
Precipitates from gravimetric analyses are commonly collected by filtration.
Burets are precisely manufactured glass tubes with graduations enabling you to measure the volume of liquid delivered through the stopcock at the bottom.