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Bab 1: Pendahuluan
Pengertian Kimia Analitik:
Kimia analitik meliputi pemisahan, identifikasi, dan
penentuan jumlah relatif komponen yang
menyusun suatu sample bahan.
Analisis kualitatif mengungkapkan identitas kimia
dari analit
Analisis kuantitatif menunjukkan seberapa banyak
analit dalam bentuk angka.
Analit = komponen dari sampel yang akan
ditentukan/dianalisis.
Peran Kimia analitik dalam ilmu
pengetahuan:
Technique
Graphite furnace atomic absorption spectroscopy
Methods
Pb in water Pb in Soil Pb in blood
Procedures
APHA ASTM
Protocols EPA
Classical vs instrumental
Signal; an experimental measurement that is
proportional to the amount of analyte (S)
SA= knA
Total Analysis Technique (classical
techniques) = the signal is proportional to the
absolute amount of the analyte.
Concentration technique (instrumental
technique) = the signal is proportional to the
concentration
Accuracy, Precision, Sensitivity and
Selectivity
Accuracy= a measure of how closely the result of an
experiment agrees with the expected result.
Precision= an indication of the reproducibility of a
measurement or result.
Sensitivity= a measure of a method’s ability to
distinguish between two samples; reported as the
change in signal per unit change in the amount of
analyte.
Selectivity= A measure of a method’s freedom from
interferences as defined by the methods’s selectivity
coefficients.
Sellectivity coefficient (KA, I)= a measure of a
method’s sensitivity for an interferent relative to that
for the analyte.
Robustness and Ruggedness
Robust= a method that can be applied
to analytes in a wide variety of matrices
Rugged = a method that is insensitive
to changes in experimental conditions.
Scale of Operation
Equipment, time and cost
Equipment: instrumental vs titrimetry
Time: for lab with high volume of
samples
Cost: equipment, reagent, hiring
analyst, the number of samples per
hour.
Calibration and
Standardization
Calibration is the process of ensuring that the
signal measured by a piece of equipment or
an instrument is correct.
Standardization is the process of establishing
the relationship between the amount of
analyte and a method’s signal.
Calibration curve= the result of a
standardization showing graphically how a
method’s signal changes with respect to the
amount of analyte.
Validation= the process of verifying that a
procedure yields acceptable results.
Evaluating analytical data
Tendency:
Mean
Median
Spread:
Range
Standard Deviation
Variance
Experimental Error
Accuracy
Precision
Propagation of Uncertainty