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Chemical noise
random fluctuations in analye, unique to chemical measurments
Johnson noise
random thermal motion of electrons, does not depend on frequency
shot noise
fluctuations due to particle nature of electrons
environmental noise
characteristic but random, avoid measurements at 60hz
1/f, flicker noise
universal, constant frequency per decade of frequency. avoid measurements near DC
B or Δf
frequency bandwidth, depends on rise time.
rise time
time for output of instrument response to change from 10% to 90% after an abrupt change in input. can be reduced by
narrower bandwidth
reduce # of resistive components
reduce temp of electronic components
electrodes of the 1st kind
pure metal electrode in equilibrium with its cation (ie. cu/cu2+)
electrodes of the 2nd kind
pure metal electrode in equilibrium with its cation that is sensing an anion that forms salts with its cation (ie. Ag/agcl)
electrodes of the 3rd kind
metal electrode that is made to respond to a differentcation. Example, use of a Hg electrode to detect Ca2+
glass membrane ph electrode sensing element
glass membrane tip
what ions in a glass membrane are responsible for conduction
calcium and lithium ions
junction potential error
ionic composition of buffer is different than analyte, changing junction potential
alkaline error
ph electrodes respond to both sodium and hydrogen ions in basic solutions, at high ph it will respond to both
acid error
not well understood, opposite of alkaline error
interfering species of f- electrode
oh-
range of nernstian response of f- electrode
10^-6 to 1M
low pass filter removes these types of noise
high frequency noise components of shot and thermal noise
high pass filter removes
flicker noise
why might a blank signal be different than the actual signal of the blank
drift, matrix effects
things that cause deviation from calculated E
mass transfer, charge transfeer polarization, electrode fouling, complex kinetics
ideal reference electrode
obeys nernst, doesnt undergo hysteresis, returns to original potential after small current changes, stable potential