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McGraw Hill Financial, Inc. is an American publicly traded corporation headquartered in Rockefeller Center in New York City. Its primary areas of business are financial, publishing, and business services.
Qualitative or quantitative determination of the components of a material, as an ore or a drug.
Industry:Chemistry
Amperometric titration in which the potential of a suitable indicator electrode is measured during the titration.
Industry:Chemistry
A form of flame photometry in which a sample solution to be analyzed is aspirated into a hydrogen-oxygen or acetyleneoxygen flame; the line emission spectrum is formed, and the line or band of interest is isolated with a monochromator and its intensity measured photoelectrically.
Industry:Chemistry
In flame spectrometry, conversion of a volatilized sample into free atoms.
Industry:Chemistry
A branch of analytical chemistry concerned with quantitative and qualitative information about a chemical process.
Industry:Chemistry
That stage in the titration at which an effect, such as a color change, occurs, indicating that a desired point in the titration has been reached.
Industry:Chemistry
An atom-counting method in which individual atoms of a chosen isotope are captured and detected with a laser trap.
Industry:Chemistry
A method of elemental analysis in which the energy of the characteristic x-rays emitted when a sample is bombarded with a beam of energetic protons is used to identify the elements present in the sample.
Industry:Chemistry
Generic designation for a group of modern thermochemical methodologies such as thermometric enthalpy titrations which rely on monitoring the temperature changes produced in adiabatic calorimeters by heats of reaction occurring in solution; in contradistinction, classical methods of thermoanalysis such as thermogravimetry focus primarily on changes occurring in solid samples in response to externally imposed programmed alterations in temperature.
Industry:Chemistry
1. Titration with quantitative reaction and measured flow of reactant. 2. Electrically generated reactant with potentiometric, ampherometric, or colorimetric end-point or null-point determination.
Industry:Chemistry
