صفحة عضو هيئة التدريس

The basic of quantitative analysis- concentration units-Factors affecting the chemical equilibrium-

Neutralization titration- Redox titration- Precipitation Titration Complex Metric Reactions and Titrations- Introduction to gravimetric analysis- Solubility Product Constants Factors Effecting Solubility- Mechanism be sediment types - Classification of impurities- ways to improve the characteristics of the precipitation - reagents precipitated organic and inorganic.

The basic of quantitative analysis- concentration units-Factors affecting the chemical equilibrium-

Neutralization titration- Redox titration- Precipitation Titration Complex Metric Reactions and Titrations- Introduction to gravimetric analysis- Solubility Product Constants Factors Effecting Solubility- Mechanism be sediment types - Classification of impurities- ways to improve the characteristics of the precipitation - reagents precipitated organic and inorganic.

Course Description

This course explores the fundamental basis of chemical analysis. It is designed to give the student a solid conceptual ground to understand how a given analytical technique works; including its limits and advantages. The emphasis is on solutions analysis and the course is roughly divided into: (i) Basic measurements and concepts; (ii) spectroscopy; and (iii) electroanalytical methods.

Course Description

This course explores the fundamental basis of chemical analysis. It is designed to give the student a solid conceptual ground to understand how a given analytical technique works; including its limits and advantages. The emphasis is on solutions analysis and the course is roughly divided into: (i) Basic measurements and concepts; (ii) spectroscopy; and (iii) electroanalytical methods.

The basic of quantitative analysis- concentration units-Factors affecting the chemical equilibrium-

Neutralization titration- Redox titration- Precipitation Titration Complex Metric Reactions and Titrations- Introduction to gravimetric analysis- Solubility Product Constants Factors Effecting Solubility- Mechanism be sediment types - Classification of impurities- ways to improve the characteristics of the precipitation - reagents precipitated organic and inorganic.

The basic of quantitative analysis- concentration units-Factors affecting the chemical equilibrium-

Neutralization titration- Redox titration- Precipitation Titration Complex Metric Reactions and Titrations- Introduction to gravimetric analysis- Solubility Product Constants Factors Effecting Solubility- Mechanism be sediment types - Classification of impurities- ways to improve the characteristics of the precipitation - reagents precipitated organic and inorganic.

The basic of quantitative analysis- concentration units-Factors affecting the chemical equilibrium-

Neutralization titration- Redox titration- Precipitation Titration Complex Metric Reactions and Titrations- Introduction to gravimetric analysis- Solubility Product Constants Factors Effecting Solubility- Mechanism be sediment types - Classification of impurities- ways to improve the characteristics of the precipitation - reagents precipitated organic and inorganic.

The basic of quantitative analysis- concentration units-Factors affecting the chemical equilibrium-

Neutralization titration- Redox titration- Precipitation Titration Complex Metric Reactions and Titrations- Introduction to gravimetric analysis- Solubility Product Constants Factors Effecting Solubility- Mechanism be sediment types - Classification of impurities- ways to improve the characteristics of the precipitation - reagents precipitated organic and inorganic.

Course Description

This course explores the fundamental basis of chemical analysis. It is designed to give the student a solid conceptual ground to understand how a given analytical technique works; including its limits and advantages. The emphasis is on solutions analysis and the course is roughly divided into: (i) Basic measurements and concepts; (ii) spectroscopy; and (iii) electroanalytical methods.

Course Description

This course explores the fundamental basis of chemical analysis. It is designed to give the student a solid conceptual ground to understand how a given analytical technique works; including its limits and advantages. The emphasis is on solutions analysis and the course is roughly divided into: (i) Basic measurements and concepts; (ii) spectroscopy; and (iii) electroanalytical methods.

Course Description

This course explores the fundamental basis of chemical analysis. It is designed to give the student a solid conceptual ground to understand how a given analytical technique works; including its limits and advantages. The emphasis is on solutions analysis and the course is roughly divided into: (i) Basic measurements and concepts; (ii) spectroscopy; and (iii) electroanalytical methods.

Course Description

This course explores the fundamental basis of chemical analysis. It is designed to give the student a solid conceptual ground to understand how a given analytical technique works; including its limits and advantages. The emphasis is on solutions analysis and the course is roughly divided into: (i) Basic measurements and concepts; (ii) spectroscopy; and (iii) electroanalytical methods.