- Industrie: Printing & publishing
- Number of terms: 178089
- Number of blossaries: 0
- Company Profile:
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.
Procedure of batchwise liquid-liquid extraction in a separatory funnel; solvent is added to the sample in the funnel, which is then shaken, and the extract phase is allowed to coalesce, then is drawn off.
Industry:Chemistry
A form of mass spectrometry in which the ions to be detected are accelerated to megaelectronvolt energies in a particle accelerator and passed through a thin gas cell or foil, stripping away outer electrons, so that contaminating molecules dissociate into lower-mass fragments, and isobars can be distinguished by particle detectors that measure ionization rate and total energy.
Industry:Chemistry
Equation constant expressed in degrees per mole of pure solvent; used to calculate the freezing-point-depression effects of a solute.
Industry:Chemistry
An instrument used in thermogravimetry consisting of a precision balance and furnace that have been adapted for continuously measuring or recording changes in weight of a substance as a function of temperature; used in many types of physicochemical reactions where rates of reaction and energies of activation for vaporization, sublimation, and chemical reaction can be obtained.
Industry:Chemistry
Procedure for analysis of complex chemical mixtures by the progressive absorption of the components of the unknown sample (in a solvent) on a special grade of paper.
Industry:Chemistry
A phase-equilibrium technique to determine molecular weight and other properties of a solute by dissolving it in a liquid solvent and then ascertaining the solvent’s freezing point.
Industry:Chemistry
A device for the determination of molecular weights by the decrease of vapor pressure of a solvent upon addition of a soluble sample.
Industry:Chemistry
Variation of paper electrophoresis in which the electrolyte-impregnated absorbent paper is suspended vertically and the electrodes are connected to the sides of the paper, producing a current at right angles to the downward movement of the unknown sample.
Industry:Chemistry
An analytic electrochemical method in which instantaneous current reversal is imposed at the working electrode, and its potential is monitored with time.
Industry:Chemistry
