Key words
analytical chemistry, volumetric methods, titrations, electrochemistry, potentiometry, spectroscopy
Objectives
Theoretical aspects :
The purpose of this course is to provide a guide to understanding the fundamental principles of the analytical techniques of volumetric and instrumental methods.
Experiments :
With selected experiments the students are introduced in the practical aspects of volumetric and instrumental techniques and how measurements are translated to reliable quantitative dates.
The results are qualified by concepts of quality control. A security report pays attention to the dangers associated to those chemical products.
Prerequisites
Topics
Theoretical aspects Part I : Classic analytical methods
The analytical processing of data.
Gravimetric analyses , acid-base analyses, precipitation analyses.
Experiments : selected redox - , complexometric - and precipitation titrations.
Theoretical aspects Part II : UV-VIS spectrometric analyses
Experiments : calibration of wavelength - and absorbance scale.
Quantitation via the law of Lambert-Beer
Theoretical aspects Part III : Electrochemical analytical methods
Conductometric and potentiometric titrations. Ion selective electrodes.
Experiments : conductometric titrations ; calibration of the glass electrode and potentiometric titrations; determination with ion selective electrodes.
Teaching Methods
- lectures
- demonstrations
- exercises
- group reports
- discussion exercises
- home study
Materials used
- teacher's course
- other textbook(s)
- school library materials ...
Study guidance
Assessment
- Scoring system :
written examination
oral examination
permanent evaluation
Study costs
Teacher's courses : ± 12 €
Lecturer(s)
Lecturer : Karla Berckmoes
Co-lecturer : Valerie De Vynck
Language
- Dutch
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