Instrumental Methods 1

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Department of Nuclear Chemistry

Synopsis:

Overview of selected modern instrumental methods of research and analysis, theoretical fundamentals, instrumental technique, utilization and application.

Requirements:

Knowledge of principles of physical and analytical chemistry,

Syllabus of lectures:

1.Gas chromatography.

2.Methods of thermal analysis ( TG, DTA, DSC,TD, EGA, ETA).

3.Principles of vacuum technique.

4.Atomic emission spectroscopy.

5.Flame emission photometry and molecular emission spectra.

6.Methods of luminescence analysis.

7.X- ray emission spectroscopy.

8.Raman spectroscopy.

9.Atomic absorption and fluorescence specroscopy.

10.Molecular absorption spectroscopy ( UV, VIS, IR, FTIR).

11.Microwave spectroscopy.

12.X- ray absorption spectroscopy.

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Study Objective:

Make the acquaintance of modern instrumental methods of research and analysis.

Study materials:

Key reference:

Hollas J. M.: Modern Spectroscopy, 4th edition,John Wiley, Ltd.Chichester,2004.

Recommended reference:

C. W. Ewing.: Instrumental Methods of Chemical Analysis,5th edition, McGraw-Hill Inc. New York 1985.

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No time-table has been prepared for this course

The course is a part of the following study plans: