wet method
the use of volumetric or gravimetric titrations to solve a specific analytical problem
critical angle
the precise angle in refractometry that gives the optimum refractive index volume
voltage
the potential of a battery when there is an interaction of galvanic cells
conductivity
the measure of the total electrolytes in a solution
oxidation
occurs at anode (-), loss of electrons
reduction
occurs at cathode (+), gain of electrons
galvanic cell
current flows spontaneously because of strong redox tendency
electrolytic cell
electric energy used to force non-spontaneous chemical reactions
battery
package of one or more galvanic cells used for the production and storage of electric energy by chemical means
Nd^20
the refractive index @ 20 deg C with light at the sodium D line of a particular medium
refraction
bending of light as it changes media
absorption
incoming radiation absorbed through various wavelengths
emission
energy into a sample then the sample emits light (glow in the dark)
electrogravimetry
a method used to separate and quantify ions of a substance, usually a metal. In this process, the analyte solution is electrolyzed.