Dispersive Spectrophotometry Chemical Analysis Technique

Dispersive spectrometry (DS) methods make up a large number of ultraviolet, visible light and infrared spectroscopy systems. DS refers to the fact that the light or electromagnetic radiation passed through the sample (analyte) must pass through a monochromator either before … Read More

The Principle of Measurement of pH

A pH meter is an instrument that determines the acidity or basicity of aqueous solutions.

The measurement of pH is achieved by utilizing a glass electrode that generates an electric potential when solutions of differing pH are placed on the … Read More

How Estimation of Oxygen and Carbon dioxide is Carried out in Biological Solutions

Estimating Oxygen and Carbon dioxide in solutions

Estimating Oxygen in Biological Solutions

Oxygen concentration in solution is usually estimated electrolytically. The basic principle is that, if a bright platinum electrode is placed in a solution, and +0.7 V is applied to it with respect to a reversible … Read More

How ionic composition of Tissue fluids is determined

Determination of ionic composition of Tissue fluids is accomplished using a number of chemical analytical methods with the help of various instruments.

We shall look at some of these methods used to estimate the ionic composition of tissue fluids based … Read More

How Flame Photometers are used in Chemical Analysis

Flame Photometer is used to quantify the concentration of Sodium and Potassium in the body.

Basic Principle of Operation of a Flame Photometer

When a sample is heated, the electrons are raised from the ground state to a higher state. … Read More

The Role of Biomedical Analysis in Medical Diagnosis

Chemical changes may occur in the internal environment of the human body due to pathological processes. These chemical changes can be detected by the analysis of various samples taken from the body. This analysis helps in the diagnosis of various … Read More