Instrumental analysis II
Course code
MLK6909.LT
old course code
MLK6909
Course title in Estonian
Instrumentaalanalüüs II
Course title in English
Instrumental analysis II
ECTS credits
5.0
Assessment form
Examination
lecturer of 2023/2024 Spring semester
Not opened for teaching. Click the study programme link below to see the nominal division schedule.
lecturer of 2024/2025 Autumn semester
Not opened for teaching. Click the study programme link below to see the nominal division schedule.
Course aims
Learning the instrumental analysis methods in advanced level. Obtains experience for working independently on the selected instrumental analysis method.
Brief description of the course
Instrumental analysis methods: infrared spectrometry, Raman spectrometry, mass spectrometry, capillary electrochromatography, gas chromatography.
Learning outcomes in the course
Upon completing the course the student:
The student:
knows how to use the important terms of the main methods, is capable of discussing the basic topics learned during the course;
knows the basic methods in instrumental analysis, can describe their working principles and usages;
is capable of using the chosen instrumental analysis methods independently and knows how to interpret the obtained results;
knows how to calculate the concentrations of unknowns; knows how to construct and use calibration and titration curves and is capable of resolving combined equations; knows how to assess the reliability of the obtained research results; is capable of expressing the results in easily understandable and logical manner; is capable of interpreting the results and can use these to make conclusions.
The student:
knows how to use the important terms of the main methods, is capable of discussing the basic topics learned during the course;
knows the basic methods in instrumental analysis, can describe their working principles and usages;
is capable of using the chosen instrumental analysis methods independently and knows how to interpret the obtained results;
knows how to calculate the concentrations of unknowns; knows how to construct and use calibration and titration curves and is capable of resolving combined equations; knows how to assess the reliability of the obtained research results; is capable of expressing the results in easily understandable and logical manner; is capable of interpreting the results and can use these to make conclusions.
Teacher
PhD Rando Tuvikene
Prerequisite course 1