Chemiluminescence

b. Chemiluminescence

It is the emission of light as a result of a chemical reaction.

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a. Electrochemiluminescence

b. Chemiluminescence

c. Fluorescence

d. Turbidimetry

a. True

True or False. Its chemical reaction generates light with little or no heat at all. 

a. True

b. False

c. Luminescence

The light emission occurs from an excited singlet state and the light emitted when the electron returns to the ground state

a,. Electrons

b. Protons

c. Luminescence

d. Fluorescence

a. Glow stick

Which of the following is an example of Chemiluminescence?

a. Glow stick

b. Lamps

c. Headlights

d. Electric eels

c. Chemiluminescent molecule

A part of the chemiluminescence that undergoes a chemical reaction and releases energy in the form of light.

a. Oxidizing agent

b. Catalyst

c. Chemiluminescent molecule

d. Energy source

b. Detection system

It is used to measure the intensity and duration of the light emitted during a chemiluminescence reaction.

a. Catalyst

b. Detection system

c. Oxidizing agent

d. Energy source

a. Catalyst

It is often used to accelerate the reaction between the chemiluminescent molecule and the oxidizing agent.

a. Catalyst

b. Detection System

c. Energy source

d. Oxidizing agent

c. Oxidizing agent

A molecule that accepts electrons from the chemiluminescent molecule, causing it to become excited and release energy in the form of light.

a. Detection System

b. Catalyst

c. Oxidizing agent

d. Energy source

d. Vitamin C

Which of the following is not used to apply Chemiluminescence?

a. Tumor markers

b. Food analysis

c. Viral hepatitis markers

d. Vitamin C

b. False

CLIA only produces accurate results and detects multiple analytes. 

a. True

b. False