TURBIDIMETRY AND  NEPHELOMETRY
TURBIDIMETRY AND  NEPHELOMETRY Presented By - Mr. Shaise Jacob Faculty Nirmala College of Pharmacy Muvattupuzha, Kerala India Email – jacobshaise@gmail.com
»  Analysis of Suspensions NEPHELOMETRY  – Measurement of scattered light ( opalescence) TURBIDIMETRY  -  Measurement of transmitted light ( turbidity ) »  absorption, refraction & reflection -> transmitted Tyndall Effect .. Scattering of light-
 
 
 
Turbidimetry ↹ Colorimetry Nephelometry ↹ Fluorimetry
NEPHELOMETRY ↓  concentration, uniform scattering, intensity of scatted light proportional to conc. measured at 90 0 TURBIDIMETRY ↑   concentration, scattering not uniform, intensity of transmitted light measured at 180 0 Factors affecting measurements Concentration, Particle geometry, WL of incident light, RI difference
Nephelometer
Science of Colorimeter
Tungsten lamp Filters- Turbidimeter (blue filter or 530 nm) Nephelometer (visible filter) Sample cells Detectors (photometric) SOP  Nephelometer:  Flourimeter  -> Nephelometer by using a visible filter  as secondary filter
TURBIDIMETER
Difference: Scattering of radiation Difference: Absorption of radiation TURBIDIMETER Similarity: transmitted light measured measured at 180 0 COLORIMETER Similarity: transmitted light measured measured at 180 0
Difference: » emitted   radiation measured » emitted radiation – longer WL than incident light FLOURIMETRY Similarity: Emergent radiation  measured at 90 0 Difference: » Scattered   radiation measured » emitted radiation – same  WL as that of  incident light NEPHELOMETRY Similarity: Emergent radiation  measured at 90 0
APPLICATIONS Analysis of water clarity, conc. of ions Determination of CO 2 Determination of inorganic substances Sulphate – barium chloride Ammonia – Nesslers reagent Phosphorus – Strychine molybedate Biochemical Analysis 5.  Quantitative Analysis – (ppm level)
6. Miscellaneous Water treatment plants, sewage work, refineries, paper industry 7. Atmospheric pollution smokes & fogs 8. Determination of mole. Wt of high polymers 9. Phase titration  NEPHLOTURBIDIMETER Two detectors
 
 
 
 

Nephlometry & turbidimetry

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    TURBIDIMETRY AND NEPHELOMETRY
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    TURBIDIMETRY AND NEPHELOMETRY Presented By - Mr. Shaise Jacob Faculty Nirmala College of Pharmacy Muvattupuzha, Kerala India Email – [email protected]
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    » Analysisof Suspensions NEPHELOMETRY – Measurement of scattered light ( opalescence) TURBIDIMETRY - Measurement of transmitted light ( turbidity ) » absorption, refraction & reflection -> transmitted Tyndall Effect .. Scattering of light-
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    Turbidimetry ↹ ColorimetryNephelometry ↹ Fluorimetry
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    NEPHELOMETRY ↓ concentration, uniform scattering, intensity of scatted light proportional to conc. measured at 90 0 TURBIDIMETRY ↑ concentration, scattering not uniform, intensity of transmitted light measured at 180 0 Factors affecting measurements Concentration, Particle geometry, WL of incident light, RI difference
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    Tungsten lamp Filters-Turbidimeter (blue filter or 530 nm) Nephelometer (visible filter) Sample cells Detectors (photometric) SOP Nephelometer: Flourimeter -> Nephelometer by using a visible filter as secondary filter
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    Difference: Scattering ofradiation Difference: Absorption of radiation TURBIDIMETER Similarity: transmitted light measured measured at 180 0 COLORIMETER Similarity: transmitted light measured measured at 180 0
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    Difference: » emitted radiation measured » emitted radiation – longer WL than incident light FLOURIMETRY Similarity: Emergent radiation measured at 90 0 Difference: » Scattered radiation measured » emitted radiation – same WL as that of incident light NEPHELOMETRY Similarity: Emergent radiation measured at 90 0
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    APPLICATIONS Analysis ofwater clarity, conc. of ions Determination of CO 2 Determination of inorganic substances Sulphate – barium chloride Ammonia – Nesslers reagent Phosphorus – Strychine molybedate Biochemical Analysis 5. Quantitative Analysis – (ppm level)
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    6. Miscellaneous Watertreatment plants, sewage work, refineries, paper industry 7. Atmospheric pollution smokes & fogs 8. Determination of mole. Wt of high polymers 9. Phase titration NEPHLOTURBIDIMETER Two detectors
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