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January 18, 2006: IAP 2006 12.091 Session 3A: P. ILA

MEDICAL GEOLOGY/GEOCHEMISTRY PILLALAMARRI ILA Earth Atmospheric & Planetary Sciences Neutron Activation Analysis Laboratory Massachusetts Institute of Technology Cambridge, MA 02139 IAP 2006: 12.091 Credit Course: January 9 - 23, 2006 Session 3A - January 18, 2006.

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Chapter 7 - Spectroscopy

Week 5, Lesson 2. Chapter 7 - Spectroscopy. Electromagnetic Spectrum. All forms of spectroscopy use a part of the electromagnetic spectrum to give information about the materials around us. Electromagnetic radiation interacts with atoms and molecules.

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Photometric methods of analysis

Lecture 5. Photometric methods of analysis. Assistant of the pharmaceutical chemistry department Burmas Nataliya Ivanivna e-mail: Natashenka-Burmas@rambler.ru. Plan. Main characteristics of photometric methods of analysis.

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ANALYSIS OF ASH AND MINERALS

ANALYSIS OF ASH AND MINERALS. Introduction. Ash content is a measure of the total amount of minerals present within a food Mineral content is a measure of the amount of specific inorganic components present within a food such as Ca, Na, K and Cl. Importance of Ash Analysis.

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Seminar on MAGNETIC MICROSPHERES Presented by Ushasri Department of Industrial pharmacy

Seminar on MAGNETIC MICROSPHERES Presented by Ushasri Department of Industrial pharmacy University college of pharmaceutical sciences KAKATIYA UNIVERSITY. CONTENTS INTRODUCTION DEFINITION RATIONALE OF THE DRUG DELIVERY SYSTEM ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES

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What are instrumental techniques?

What are instrumental techniques?. Modern chemists use a range of instruments to analyse and identify substances. Most produce quantitative data, which requires expert interpretation.

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Year 12 Chemistry

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Atomic Absoption Spectroscopy

Atomic Absoption Spectroscopy. CH4003 Lecture Notes 18 (Erzeng Xue) . energy D E. n = 1 n = 2 n = 3, etc. 4f. 4d. n=4. 4p. 3d. 4s. Energy. n=3. 3p. 3s. n=2. 2p. 2s. n=1. 1s. Introductory to Spectroscopy. Atomic Spectra. Electron excitation

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Fluorescence

Fluorescence. Topics. Definition Instrumentation Sensitivity (nM-pM) Contrast UV-vis measurements Derivatization Laser-induced Fluorescence. definitions. Singlet . v 7. v 7. v 5. v 5. v 3. v 3. v 1. v 1. v 5. v 3. v 1. Molecular Fluorescence. Absorption

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Atomic Absorption Spectroscopy

Atomic Absorption Spectroscopy. Yash Purohit Block 4. AAS Uses. Measures the light absorbed by the atoms of a sample then compares it to a set of known standard concentration It used in different ways for different fields of work Mining:

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Chapter 8 & 9 Atomic Absorption Spectroscopy

Chapter 8 & 9 Atomic Absorption Spectroscopy. Atomic Absorption Process. A neutral atom in the gaseous state can absorb radiation and transfer an electron to an excited state.

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Quiz Time

Quiz Time. 05:00. 04:00. 03:00. 02:00. 01:30. 01:00. 00:45. 00:30. 00:15. 00:00. ????????????????????????????. Last Week. Synthesized chloropentaaminocobalt chloride [Co(NH 3 ) 5 Cl]Cl 2 Determine theoretical yield (mass) of product. Goals for This Week.

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Atomic Absorption Spectroscopy

Atomic Absorption Spectroscopy. Lecture 14. Performance Characteristics of Electrothermal Atomizers.

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Atomic Emission Spectroscopy.

Atomic Emission Spectroscopy. Chem. 331. Introduction.

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Trace elements analysis

Trace elements analysis. Elemental Analysis.

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Trace elements analysis

Trace elements analysis. Elemental Analysis.

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Atomic Absorption Spectroscopy (AAS)

Atomic Absorption Spectroscopy (AAS). The Visible Spectra. Energy. Ba. Increasing Frequency .

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Arsenic Detection Techniques

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Assessment of iron and haemoglobin status in working women of various age groups

Anemia and iron deficiency are the most frequent nutritional problems on the worldwide scale. Haemoglobin, the iron containing metalloprotein in the red blood cells, transports oxygen from the lungs to the rest of the body, where it releases its load of the oxygen. Depletion of iron concentration leads to inhibition of haemoglobin synthesis causing iron deficiency anemia. Mainly women are at the risk of developing iron deficiency. Taking this into consideration estimation of iron concentration and haemoglobin level from blood samples of 96 working women volunteers from various age groups is carried out. Haemoglobin level estimated by using CMG method and iron concentration determined by atomic absorption spectroscopy technique. In the samples iron concentration and haemoglobin level are found to be in the range of 119 to 970 ppm and 8.8 to 18.7 g/dL respectively. 44 cases showed haemoglobin level lower than the normal range indicating anemic condition. On the other hand iron concentration and haemoglobin level in 10 cases was found to be in the normal range. 37 cases showed iron concentration lower than normal range though haemoglobin level was within normal reference range. Iron concentration and haemoglobin level in remaining 5 cases was found to be more than normal range.

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Collection of fly ash specimens

Phase 1. Collection of fly ash specimens. Collected 20 different fly ashes (13 Class C and 7 Class F) 15 of them ( 9 class C ashes and 6 class F ashes) are currently on the INDOT list of approved pozzolanic materials

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