Spectroscopy

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The Spectroscopy course provides an introduction to the knowledge of the spectroscopy methods about the structure of the chemical compounds, as well as experimental usage of chosen methods (IR, NMR, UV- VIS) during the labs.

lecture 35 hours,

laboratories 45 hours;

Summary student workload: 125 h. Participation in lectures and classes: 80 h.; preparation for classes: 35 h.; preparation of the report, written work: 12 h, preparation for the exam: 10h individual study of the subject of classes 35 h

Strongly required textbooks:

Peter W. Atkins – Physical Chemistry, eighth Edition, New York, 2006, Chapters 10-15, page 320-560.

Supplementary:

Peter W. Atkins, Julio De Paula, Physical Chemistry for the Life Sciences, New York, 2011 , part 4 Biochemical spectroscopy, page 461-545.

Peter J. Larkin, IR and Raman Spectroscopy, Principles and Spectral Interpretation, Elsevier, 2011.

1. Understand quantum chemical principles.

2. Student will know the basic physical chemistry law that govern molecular spectroscopy.

3. Student will know basic information on molecular methods (IR, Raman, UV-VIS, NMR, EPR).

4. Student will be able to select molecular spectroscopy methods suitable for solving given scientific problem.

5. Student will be able to analyze results of measurements using molecular spectroscopy methods.

6. Student shows interest in the phenomenon of the interaction of light with matter in terms of the relationship with the molecular structure.

Student Assessment

Satisfactory completion of Labs and Exam

Final mark= 70% of exam + 30% of the practical