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What is Polarization? Polarization The disturbance of equilibrium associated with the passage of current is called electrolytic polarisation and the electrode thus disturbed…
Principle of atomic absorption spectroscopy (AAS) There are two main types of Atomic spectroscopy namely Atomic emission spectroscopy- Flame emission spectroscopy (Flame photometry) and Atomic absorption spectroscopy…
Optical methods of analysis are non-destructive techniques for testing. Optical methods for analysis are based on either absorbance or fluorescence. There are two…
Introduction - Surface Chemistry Surface chemistry is the study of the phenomena that take place on the surfaces of substances like adsorption, colloids, etc.…
f-block elements or inner transition elements The elements that have incompletely filled (n-2) f orbitals in their ground state or in any of…
Before learning the application of mass spectroscopy, let's know the basics. Mass Spectroscopy Principle Mass spectroscopy is an instrumental method of structure determination.…
Thermal Analysis is a method in which physical or chemical properties of a sample (pure substance or mixture of substance and/or reaction mixture)…
What are polymers and how do they correlate with Biodegradable polymers? A polymer may be defined as a high molecular weight compound formed…
Ion exchange chromatography Chromatography is a separation technique. Ion exchange chromatography is used for the separation of ions of similar properties which are…
What is Gas Chromatography or GC? Chromatography is a separation technique. Gas chromatography is an instrumental technique used for the separation of a…