Classes for

M. Sc. (Chemistry) SEM – IV

CEM 403 (Advanced Inorganic Chemistry IV)
Analytical chemistry

Dr. Joydeb Manna

Lecture-1 Mahishadal Raj College
Mahishadal, Purba Medinipur
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1. What is potentiometry and polarography? Draw the basic polarographic circuit and
the i-E polarogram. 2 + 4
2. Write a short notes on Dropping Mercury Electrode (DME). 3
3. What is polarized and depolarized electrodes? Give examples. 3
4. Define: Reference electrode, Working electrode. 4
5. In voltametry, define residual current, limiting current, diffusion current and half-wave
potential. 4
6. What are the advantages and disadvantages of DME? 4
7. White a short notes on methods of transport of ions in electroanalysis. 3
8. What is cyclic voltametry (CV)? Draw a representative CV curve. 3
9. What are the differences between micro and macro scale electrodes? 4
10. What is amperometric titration? Mention its advantages? In which case is applied? 1
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11. Why dissolved O2 should be removed from analyte solution before electroanalysis?
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