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Bahan Kuliah Analisis Fisikokimia (1) - Prof. Dr. Harizul Rivai, M.S
Bahan Kuliah Analisis Fisikokimia (1) - Prof. Dr. Harizul Rivai, M.S
Copyright © 1998
INSTRUMENTAL
ANALYSIS
Classification of Analytical
Methods:
1- Classical or Chemical
Methods
2- Instrumental Methods
Classical Methods:
• Separating the Components of sample by
precipitation, Extraction or Distillation
• Qualitative Analysis by treating the
separated components with reagents that
yield products that can be recognized by
their colors, their solubilities in a series of
solvents, their melting or boiling points, their
oders, their optical activities or their
refractive indexes.
• Quantitative Analysis by Gravimetric or
Titrimetric measurements.
Instrumental Methods:
Early in the 20th century, measurements
of Physical properties of analyts such
as conductivity, electrode potential,
light absorption or emission, mass to
charge ratio, fluorescence,… began to
be used for quantitative and qualitative
analysis of a variety of inorganic,
organic and biochemical analytes.
Types of Instrumental Methods:
• Emission of radiation • Electrical potential
• Absorption of radiation • Electrical current
• Scattering of radiation • Electrical resistance
• Refraction of radiation • Mass
• Diffraction of the • Mass to charge ratio
radiation • Rate of reaction
• Rotation of the • Thermal charact.
radiation • radioactivity
Atomic Spectrometric Methods
for Qualitative and Quantitative
determinations:
1- Optical Spectrometry
2- Mass Spectrometry
3- X – Ray Spectrometry
Atomic Spectroscopy Based on Ultraviolet
and Visible Radiation:
absorpsi
+ hv
emisi
+ hv
Potensial ionisasi: 5,139 eV
E 5
N
E 4p0
R 3d 3p
4s 3s
G 2p
Y 3 6103 A0 2s
1s
(eV) 3303 A0 3p0
2
5890 A0
3s
0
1s2 2s2 2p6 3s1