Instrumental Methods 2

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Department of Nuclear Chemistry

Synopsis:

Second part of the overview of selected modern instrumental methods for research

in physical chemistry and analysis , theoretical fundamentals , instrumental

technique, utilization and application.

Requirements:

Graduation of the object Instrumental methods I.

Syllabus of lectures:

1.Classical magnetochemistry.

2.Electron spin resonance spectroscopy.

3.Nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy.

4.Nuclear quadrupole resonance.

5.Photoelectron spectroscopy.

6.Penning ionization spectroscopy.

7.Field emission energy distribution spectroscopy.

8.Auger electron spectroscopy.

9.Electron energy loss spectroscopy.

10.Appearence potential spectroscopy ( DAPS, AEAPS, SXAPS).

11.Liquid chromatography ( LSC, LLC, IEC, GPC, TLC) including HPLC.

12.Mass spectroscopy and SIMS.

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Study Objective:

Make the overview and knowledge on the modern instrumental methods of research and analysis and competence of these methods in experimental and research practice.

Study materials:

Key reference:

Hufner S.: Photoelectron Spectroscopy" Principles and Applications. 3rd edn, Springer, Berlin 2001.

Recommended reference:

D. Andrews (Editor).: Perspectives in Modern Chemical Spectroscopy, . Springer Verlag, Berlin, Heidelberg 1990.

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

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