CHE 625

Chemistry 625 - Optical Methods of Analysis   

Course Description: An intensive study of the theory, instrumentation, and analytical applications of modern atomic and molecular spectrometric methods. Lecture, two hours; laboratory, three hours per week. Prereq: CHE 522.

Course Information

• Lectures: Lectures: 8:00 AM, Tuesday and Thursday, CP-249.

 

• Professor: Jim Holler, CP-209, Email: holler@pop.uky.edu.

 

• Office Hours: CP-209, 9:00-10:00 Tuesday and Thursday or by appointment.

 

• Teaching Assistant: Linda Rulon, CP-XXX.

 

• Textbook: Spectrochemical Analysis, J. D. Ingle and S. R. Crouch .

 

• Laboratory: Arrange time and location with Linda Rulon.

 

• Laboratory Experiments: Handouts

Exams and Grading

Grading Procedure:

      Laboratory Paper                     25%

      Two exams at 25% each                50%

      Special Web Project                  25%

      Total                               100%



      A: 85.50 - 100

      B: 74.50 - 85.49

      C: 63.50 - 74.49

      D: 52.50 - 63.49

      E: below 52.49

Make-up Examination:

Make-up examinations will only be given for excused absences.

Topics

Laboratory Experiments:

   Expt.  %  Title



   1     10  Diffraction

   2     20  UV-Vis Absorption

   3     25  Atomic Absorption and Atomic Emission with Ca

   4     30  Molecular Fluorescence

   5     15  Infrared Absorption

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