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Practice in chosen experimental methods of instrumental and structural analysis

basic knowledge of analytical and instrumental chemistry

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The course uses teaching methods in form of Laboratory exercise - 3 teaching hours per week. The e-learning system (LMS Moodle) is available to teachers and students.

Conditions for awarding the course-unit credit is realization of selected tasks and properly kept laboratory notebook. Details are described in e-learning. Requirement for credits are agreement of teachers of the individual tasks - signatures in laboratory notebook.

Methods of instrumental analysis eligible individually on the basis of students interests and their project. List of tasks is based on the equipment of the Institute of Physical and Applied Chemnistry. Individual task have various time capacities a student has to choise a minimal given number of hors, thy are usually 2-4 various instrumental methods.

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The aim of the course is training of selection and realization of suitable methods of instrumental analysis to solve a specific assigned problem and methods of treatment and evaluation of obtained data,realized in small student teams.

Student attends selected tasks in agreement with their teachers, which is checked on the basis of the laboratory date-book by garant.

LABORATORY DATE-BOOK
Notes in laboratory date-book are destined for archivation of course and results of laboratory activities. Following details should be included in date-book:
date of record (date of laboratory activity),
name of laboratory activity,
reason of laboratory activity,
description of operating procedure,
all actual data (weights, concentrations, temperatures...),
obtained results (in written or electronic form).
other notes or problems in measurements
number of page

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Čůta, K. a kol.. Instrumentální analýza. SNTL, Praha 1986. (CS)
dle zadání vedoucího vybraného úkolu (CS)
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eLearning: currently opened course

39 hours, compulsory

eLearning: currently opened course