Chromatographic and Electrophoretic Methods in Chemical Analysis

Students gain knowledge of the concepts, mechanisms and technical solutions used in thin layer chromatography, gas, liquid and supercritical chromatography, electrophoresis and coupled techniques. They become familiar with the chromatographic methods and procedures used today in chemical analysis.

Study profile: general academic. Second-cycle full-time studies in the field of chemistry. Type of subject - specialized, compulsory. The field of exact and natural sciences, the discipline of chemical sciences.

Lecture: feeding and activating method, laboratory: activating method;

ECTS points - 3.

Total student workload:50 hours. including: participation in classes: 40 hours; preparation for classes and credits: 5 hours; participation in consultations, tests, 5 hours.

Basic literature:

Elsa Lundanes, Leon Reubsaet, Tyge Greibrokk, Chromatography: Basic Principles, Sample Preparations and Related Methods Wiley, 2013

Knowledge, the graduate knows and understands:

KP7_WG5, modern measurement techniques used in chemical analysis, explains the theoretical basis of the operation of measurement equipment

used in chemical research.

KP7_WG7, occupational health and safety rules needed when organizing an independent research station

Skills, the graduate is able to:

KP7_UW6, develop research results, uses statistical methods and IT techniques to analyze experimental data and performs a critical analysis and indicates measurement errors, justifies the purpose of the research and its importance compared to similar research

KP7_UU2, understand the limitations of one's own knowledge and the need for lifelong learning and self-education

Social competences, the graduate is ready to:

KP7_KO2, working in a team, taking on various roles, verifies and respects the opinion of other team members, is responsible for the safety of his own work and that of others

The student gets credit when he obtains 51% of the points from the lecture exam and laboratory.

Forms of crediting the lecture: written exam

Form of laboratory credit: oral or written answer in the scope specified in the requirements for laboratory exercises, assessment of the written report and class activity.